Sentence examples for payout rule from inspiring English sources

With more than US $1 trillion set aside in private foundations and donor-advised funds, with only the former subject to an annual (and small) payout rule, these funds can sit more or less untouched over generations.

That's a lot higher than Bengen's 4.5% payout rule.

"It turns out there's plenty of cause for concern, and the new proposed payout rules will help.

Senator Charles Grassley, Republican of Iowa, and others have proposed taxing endowments' income or subjecting them to the same mandatory payout rules that now apply to foundations.

The new payout rules also apply to distributions from non-IRA pension plans, such as 401 k)s.

But it failed to mention that the new law also permits IRA owners of any age to make withdrawals if they follow new annuity payout rules.

This payout ratio rule does not apply to utilities, real estate investment trusts (REITs), or master limited partnerships (MLPs).

On Friday afternoon, the National Football League released a report into alleged violations, by the New Orleans Saints, of the "Bounty Rule". Payouts for specific in-game acts from collecting a fumble to sending a wide receiver to intensive care are all against the rules, but the bounty rule particularly addresses the latter: don't pay your guys to intentionally hurt the other guys.

In reducing the payout, Judge Richard L. Fruin Jr. ruled that Allstot would not suffer "any future pain and suffering," said Greg Smith, an attorney representing Allstot.

Regardless of the payout for blackjack, the rules for resplitting, the rules for doubling, the rules for multiple card draws and the dealer's cards, one should always split aces.

Under the old rules, determining your mandatory payout rate involved making irrevocable choices based on messy guesses, such as which spouse would die first.