Sentence examples for significant payout from inspiring English sources

As the paper states: "A sale of Newstalk to INM, which appears to be off the table at the moment, would have resulted in a significant payout for Denis O'Brien".

Monday's settlement also will result in a significant payout for whistleblowers in three states — Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and California — who officials said will receive nearly $168 million of the government's take.

"At a time when the ABC is again seeking more money from taxpayers, it is of concern that the most senior ABC employee may have tried to take such a significant payout," Senator Abetz concluded.

Questions have also been raised over a significant payout Dickson received when she resigned, from then prime minister John Key's leader's budget, with allegations the payout was hush-money to make the issue go away.

After spending almost two weeks in prison, Faulkner and the 60 Minutes team were released when the children's father, Ali Elamine, agreed to drop personal charges of kidnap against them in return for a significant payout, reportedly up to $500,000 AUD, from Nine.

"It was very, very clear that these treaties are open to such wide interpretations by panels, or by investors looking to challenge any government measure, with the possibility of a significant payout at the end of the day," said Carim, who is now South Africa's representative to the World Trade Organisation in Geneva.

This sets up the possibility that Mr. Schleyer and Mr. Cooper could receive significant payouts for creating little value at the company.

John Barry, the board's vice-president (and one of those who dreamed up the suit in the first place), warned that any alternative would have to involve "significant" payouts by oil firms.He added, in front of the press corps in Louisiana's capital, Baton Rouge, that the public liked the lawsuit fine; it was only the state's politicians who did not.

The table displays 20 companies with significant payouts from favored sources in 2016.

Bond insurers have been plagued by worries that an increase in mortgage defaults will require them to make significant payouts.

NEW YORK -- The NYPD detective who shot and killed an unarmed National Guardsman during a traffic stop early Thursday morning was named in two civil rights complaints that ended in significant payouts by the city, court records show.