Sentence examples for percentage payments from inspiring English sources

It is no part of the charge against Harry Redknapp that he had an arrangement with his former club Portsmouth granting him percentage payments on any transfer fees received for players he had signed and helped to develop to the point of profit.

The negotiating committee for the writers is proud that they were able to establish a percentage payment on the distributor's gross, but that win will be largely symbolic unless there is a fundamental change in the economics of digital distribution.

Any fraction of a distant signal equivalent is to be computed at its fractional value and where a cable system is located partly within and partly without the local service area of a primary transmitter, the gross receipts subject to the percentage payment are limited to those gross receipts derived from subscribers located without the local service area of such primary transmitter.

The percentage payment and the expected returns were based on the models, which were underpinned by data from the Census and other demographic sources.

We assume next that a tariff "t" is introduced as a percentage payment on the value of rice imports, say 20 or 30percentt.

Healthcare increasingly is moving from volume- to value-based care, with an emphasis on linking a larger percentage of payments to the quality of care provided.

It shows the Met police with the highest percentage overtime payments of any force in England and Wales - which we work out as being worth nearly £4,000 per officer per year.

But one important change was added in closed-door budget negotiations in 2006 requiring federal, state and local agencies to withhold a percentage of payments from contractors — touching everything from the cleaning of schools to the paving of roads to supplying military uniforms.

What percentage of payments are credit, debit and cash?

The percentage of payments for treatment in DHC and P/CH were significantly higher in the highest quintile than in the lowest quintile groups (7.6% vs. 6.6% and 22.4% vs. 9.8%, respectively).

Medicare incentivizes hospitals to designate an increasing number of Medicare patients as observations by withholding a percentage of payment from hospitals with high readmission rates.