It said: [Evraz] is seeking approval...of the holders of the notes to remove a covenant requiring the company to maintain the net leverage ratio at or below a specified level.
The report found that the CEO-to-worker compensation ratio for the fast-food industry was more than 1,000-to-one 1,000-to-one 1,000-to-one
Poland is ahead of the UK when it comes to teacher-to-pupil ratio and levels of tertiary enrolment.
Over the following decade the ketogenic diet was developed: a strict programme enforcing a 4 1 ratio of fats to proteins and carbohydrates.
As a crude pound-per-job ratio, investing in homes looks a shrewder investment, with a new job created for every £300,000 invested compared to more than £1.5m invested in road building.
The torrent technology wasn't easy to master, a good ratio was difficult to maintain, the forum moderators were Nazis, and uploading even a single byte of data to the site technically constituted a felony-level conspiracy.
A fixed bonus-to-income ratio would at least give shareholders some confidence that the board isn't merely blown about by events and has a plan it is willing to defend and be judged against.
Seal and Butcher both make baklava rolls, rather than the more conventional layered pastries; it's a quicker method, but a less satisfying one, as the smaller ratio of pastry to filling allows them to absorb less syrup.
This year's budget has ramped up that spending ratio to 25.7%.
The neat thing about this is, you can play around with the ratio of herbs to suit your own tastes.
Sine and Cosine This relationship is expressed by the two most fundamental equations of trigonometry: x = r × cos θ y = r × sin θ Or, equivalently: cos θ = x/r sin θ = y/r Sin (sine) is the ratio of the vertical side (the side opposite the corner we're looking at) to the hypotenuse.
