Sentence examples for proper dividends from inspiring English sources

Researchers at Unirule, a Beijing think-tank, have shown that the SOEs' profits from 2001 to 2008 would have turned into big losses had they paid the market rate for their loans and land.Even if the SOEs deserved their large profits, they would not be able to reinvest them if they paid proper dividends to their shareholders, principally the state.

Richard Hunter, head of equities at Hargreaves Lansdown, said: "The Lloyds business is looking increasingly healthy, while the strength of the balance sheet and income growth augur well for the proper resumption of the dividend later in the year".

Time invested in developing a proper business plan pays real dividends.

He said ending the "double taxation" of dividends was the proper way to encourage a healthier economy over the longer run.

And that includes Surgut, which should be doing what every other Russian oil company does -- paying dividends and declaring the proper net income".

Quickly the ham is warmed by my soft, soft skin, a dividend from never having done a proper day's work in my life.

The new annual report says the board "does not believe that it is, or will be, proper or prudent to pay or commit to pay dividends" on the shares, "for the foreseeable future".

With little proper work awaiting young people, Africa's supposed demographic dividend could turn out to be a demographic disaster.

The Slovene variant is more subtle but no less pernicious: forcing companies to pay imprudently high dividends.Proper regulation of capital markets and an influx of more far-sighted shareholders are a partial antidote.

§ 707.7 Payment of dividends.

§ 404.1083 Dividends and interest.