Sentence examples for payout intended from inspiring English sources

In an attempt to defuse any row over bankers' pay in the runup to the general election, McEwan will not receive a £1m payout intended to prop up his pay as a result of the EU bonus cap, which limits bonuses to one times salaries.

According to Bloomberg, these borrowers will receive between $500 and $125,000 each, plus equity, with the biggest payouts intended for homeowners who lost a house to foreclosure when their mortgage wasn't actually in default.

Both banks fuelled the row over industry response to the EU bonus cap by announcing they would now ask their shareholders to support bonuses of 200% of salary – double the maximum payout level intended by the EU, which wants to limit bonuses to 100% of salaries – at their upcoming annual meetings.

They also developed computer programs intended to limit payouts on claims.

Early on, many family members complained that the rules governing the fund were intended to limit payouts and thus the cost to the government.

He said EADS intended to resume the payout next year, based on its final 2010 results.

In the coming days the G20 will discuss new rules for bonuses intended to stop huge payouts on profits that prove to be transitory.

PAYOUT FUNDS These mutual funds, which are intended to provide retirees with an income stream during retirement, have only hit the market in the past 18 months or so.

A three-judge panel from the Fifth Federal Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans is scheduled to hear the case on July 8. BP's ad claims Judge Barbier's ruling "interprets the settlement in a way no one intended" and results in settlement payouts to businesses that did not suffer any spill-related losses.

The winning co-workers said they intended to take the $140 million cash payout and split it 10 ways.

Last year, the company's shareholders approved by a wide margin a proposal intended to rein in executive severance payouts.