But another solution might be to get a sum proportionate to what the exchange bondholders received.
The Tui catch-a-six competition, where registered spectators – wearing brand T-shirts – can share a lump sum proportionate to the progress of the Black Caps should they take a six with one hand (up to $1m if they win the final, $100,000 already, and currently only four contenders), has done wonders for the brewer but has become part of the show.
In return the fund hands out ETFs to the banks, proportionate to the sums they had put in.
Please note: The top 1percentt are escaping proportionate taxation on sums in excess of tens of millions (sometimes multiples of billions of dollars per year.
This decision demonstrates that it is irrelevant whether the amount of a tax benefit is proportionate to the amount of tuition paid or is simply an arbitrary sum.
These results were used to generate area plots in SigmaPlot, which display stacked, proportionate areas such that the sum at age is equal to 100% (see corresponding legend for a description).
A lump sum payment can also constitute proportionate remuneration but it should not be the rule.
However, last week the judge intervened to halt the payments, saying that his "initial response to sums allegedly claimed is that this is [a] court of justice not a casino and costs must be reasonable and proportionate to the issue in hand, and the sums identified by the claimant as those claimed by the defendant would not be".
It has been shortlisted for the TransPennine and Greater Anglia franchises and we include an option value of over £26m in our sum of the parts based on its proportionate ownership and our estimate of the franchise value.
After the judgment, delivered at the high court in London, Paul Vickers, group legal director of Trinity-Mirror, MGN's parent company, said: "We consider the fine of £75,000, particularly when you take it together with the costs, to be quite a high sum but we accept it's fair and proportionate.
For purposes of subparagraph (A), the term 'qualified limited-profit housing companies law' means any limited-profit housing companies law which limits the resale price for a tenant-stockholder's stock in a cooperative housing corporation to the sum of his basis for such stock plus his proportionate share of part or all of the amortization of any mortgage on the building owned by such corporation.
