Sentence examples for take bonus from inspiring English sources

In 2002 and again in 2003, federal law also offered businesses the opportunity to take "bonus" depreciation on qualifying equipment they placed into service between certain dates.

Mr Dugher tweeted on Tuesday: "Following my letter yesterday, welcome NR boss won't take bonus.

Scarlets have a mathematical hope of overhauling Clermont, but would have to take bonus point wins in their remaining two games and hope Saturday's opponents slip up twice in the New Year - on the evidence at Parc y Scarlets that scenario seems unlikely.

Take bonus-hungry bankers and remuneration-rapacious chief executives.

When employees make concessions while executives take bonuses, the bonds of common purpose are broken.

And CEO Ross McEwan has said the senior staff will not take bonuses as a matter of leadership.

Nearly every chief executive in the industry and many other top executives have declined to take bonuses, though some, like John A. Thain of Merrill Lynch, did so begrudgingly.

The chief executives of the Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group, both partly owned by the government after receiving bailouts, bowed to pressure and did not take bonuses for last year.

When Mr. Obama championed the bailout of the auto companies and allowed senior executives at bailed-out companies to take bonuses, voters concluded that he was part of the operating elite consensus.

"Not only did they screw investors and take bonuses for themselves.

Obama weighs in on plans to take bonuses from California Guard veterans.