Sentence examples for reported payout from inspiring English sources

LAST November, when Tamara Mellon suddenly left Jimmy Choo, the shoe company she helped build into a global juggernaut, taking with her a reported payout of roughly $135 million, she did so without much explanation.

Fights of the Night: Clay Guida vs. Nate Diaz and John Howard vs. Chris Wilson Knockout of the Night: Lyoto Machida and Stephan Bonnar and Georges-st Pierre Submission of the Night: Not awarded as no matches ended by submission The following is the reported payout to the fighters as reported to the Nevada State Athletic Commission.

Fighters were awarded $75,000 bonuses for the following: Fight of the Night: Forrest Griffin vs. Tito Ortiz Knockout of the Night: Anderson Silva Submission of the Night: Not awarded (no matches ended in submission) The following are the reported payouts to the fighters, as reported to the Nevada State Athletic Commission.

Perhaps more to the point, Mr. Brauchli also receives a payout reported to be $3 million to $5 million, which he negotiated with the help of his lawyer, the old Washington hand Robert Barnett.

Raymond Bickson, Taj chief executive, reported that dividend payout in 2007-8 increased by 19percentt over the previous year, that profit after taxes rose 17percentthathathehe average room rate went up 16percentt and that 14 Taj hotels outside India are projected to open by the end of 2010.

The Mail on Sunday reported a £3.5m payout was made for loss of profits and other expenses from the tragedy.

In the interest of space, we show only the coefficients from interacting the policy variables with the dummy which represents the subset of individuals who reported receiving SSS payout at least once in 2016 and at least once in 2017.

In view of space constraint, we show only the coefficients from interacting the policy variables with the dummy which represents the subset of individuals who reported receiving SSS payout at least once in 2016 and at least once in 2017.

Wolkoff's hefty payout, reported by the Times earlier this month, was listed in tax filings recently released by the president's inauguration committee.

"Until companies start reporting their payouts in March, we won't know for sure if it was a movement that was universal or whether it is just industry-related".

In any case, rather than burying options as a footnote in financial reports, more and more companies will now report these payouts in the same way they do office rents, salaries and other business expenses.