Sentence examples for payouts made from inspiring English sources

New restrictions on executive compensation and dividend payouts made such aid less palatable to bank managers.

The payouts made the company the seventh-biggest recipient of campaign expenditures by the committee, according to an analysis by the Center for Responsive Politics.

Several legal experts said the sum dwarfs the few other payouts made public by the IRS since 2006, when the agency beefed up its whistleblower program.

And when reducing the latter, focus the benefits on those with lower incomes; a career-average DB benefit will be fine for the poor while reducing the monster payouts made to a few at the top.

But Mr. Woodford subsequently went public saying he had been fired for questioning a series of payouts made by the company from 2006 to 2008, and he provided what he said was evidence to the news media.

In particular, he said the current foreign minister, Hubert Védrine, and a former justice minister, Elisabeth Guigou, were well aware of payouts made in the late 1980's and early 1990's when they were working for President François Mitterrand.

The two payouts make siding with Arcelor roughly as financially attractive to shareholders as accepting the Mittal bid.

I'm going to let a friend — a longtime A.I.G. employee who received one of the multimillion dollar payouts — make the case.

Several analysts said the shifting marketplace and uncertainty surrounding the media business could actually contribute to the large payouts, making companies even more determined to hold on to people they see as gifted executives.

I don't know, but the high dividend payouts make them worth holding through any downdraft.

So argues Michael Jensen, a Harvard professor emeritus who believes that payouts make managers think twice about overspending on iffy projects that might endanger the dividend.