Sentence examples for premium for every from inspiring English sources

The deal netted a special cash premium for every share, the largest portions of which were owned by the two men.

A major provider in Oregon has similarly "announced a new pricing structure that would make districts pay an extra $2,500 annual premium for every staff member carrying a weapon on the job".

Schools receive the premium for every child registered as eligible for free school meals at any point in the past six years and children in care who have been looked after for six months.

They should take note therefore of the report of the Higher Education Commission, set up by the Institute for Public Policy Research and published last week, which suggested awarding universities a "pupil premium" for every student from this background they enrol.

The Oregon School Boards Association, which manages liability coverage for all but a handful of the state's school districts, recently announced a new pricing structure that would make districts pay an extra $2,500 annual premium for every staff member carrying a weapon on the job.

A consortium of BP and China National Petroleum Company has agreed to increase output of the enormous Rumaila oil field to 2.85 million barrels a day, and will receive a $2 premium for every barrel the field produces over a baseline established by the Iraqi government.

In Massachusetts, they calculated that excessive overhead costs meant that $2.20 must be paid in premiums for every dollar that was paid out to an accident victim.

When companies pay the same premiums for every employee, regardless of individuals' health status, insurers and providers have no incentive to create innovative programs for the sick.

If you don't sign up for Part D when you first sign up for Part B (and don't have comparable private drug coverage) you could be assessed a penalty of 1percentt per month (a 12percentt per year permanent increase in premiums) for every month you go without coverage.

Oftentimes, rooms at hostels will be cheaper if you rent them for a chunk of time, instead of paying a premium for a hostel every night.

But Nakamura and colleagues are betting that Japan's new pricing system, which guarantees a premium price for every kilowatt-hour of renewable energy exported to the grid, will cover the higher costs.