Sentence examples for the payouts which from inspiring English sources
The insurance company will continue to review the payouts, which will continue to fall.
He suggested Sports Direct might look for ways to protect the payouts, which go to more than 2,000 senior staff including the chief executive.
The failure to secure the payouts, which had been supported by Xstrata's board, led the company's chairman, John Bond, to say he would resign upon completion of the deal.
The payouts, which mirror a multimillion-pound bonus scheme at Berkeley Homes, come amid a housing crisis in Britain that politicians on all sides argue is pushing up houses prices and rents.
The payouts, which total £559m, were revealed in the annual results of the majority of the banks involved in the high court test case over the issue of whether the charges are fair.
He will be grilled over claims by the BBC's former director general Mark Thompson that BBC Trust witnesses had been "fundamentally misleading" to the committee about their knowledge of the payouts, which totalled a staggering £369m to 7,500 departing staff.
The BBC Trust defended the payout, which was twice the amount Entwistle was entitled to contractually, to ensure a speedy handover and his co-operation.
The Los Angeles Times reports that Idealab's board has already approved the payout, which Mr. Gross will repay over four years, plus interest and a $1 million annual fee.
The payout, which boosted Immelt's total compensation to $21.42 million from $9.89 million in 2009, came in a year that the world's biggest maker of jet engines and electric turbines broke a two-year profit slump and saw its shares rebound.
On average, the 2002 payouts, which account for the bulk of annual compensation, will be down at least 35percentt, Wall Street executives and pay consultants said.
The weekly payouts, which are taxable, continue until the youngest child finishes full-time education at either 16 or 19, or until a parent remarries, reaches state pension age, or they stop receiving child benefit.
