It had "exceeded all expectations", meaning the boss "warranted payment of the maximum bonus".
Generally speaking, large cleaning firms treat the work as a kind of sub-job; it's job-like enough to warrant payment (though many of the cases Moyer-Lee has to deal with relate to unlawful deduction of wages).
First, could you explain what you did in 2008 for Citi that warranted payment to you of close to $1 million, most of which was a bonus.
That background warranted payments of $240,000 from Goldman to the Daly Consulting Group in 2016.
Morgan Stanley says that after interest on its now-repaid TARP funds is added to the warrant payment, taxpayers made a 20percentt annualized return on their investment.
Goldman even said that, when the interest it paid before repaying the Treasury's $10 billion of actual investment under the Troubled Asset Relief Program is combined with the warrant payment, taxpayers earned an annualized 23percentt return on their investment — conveniently the same as its return on equity in its blowout second quarter.
In earlier rulings, the court had said that under the definitions included in the Wilprop form the attack was to be viewed as one occurrence, warranting only one payment.
Hence, there is a need for the Danish government to extend their subsidy control system to verify farmers' declarations to warrant greening payments under the new crop diversification rules.
Results showed that malpractice claims established on the basis of early warning incident reports not only involve the full range of injury severity, but also identify claims warranting substantial indemnity payments.
Thus, minimizing the time lag between care delivery and payment is warranted, especially when large payments are used, also because the costs of improving performance are often incurred without much delay.
"Although health benefits are not great enough to recommend routine circumcision for all male newborns, the benefits of circumcision are sufficient to justify access to this procedure for families choosing it and to warrant third-party payment for circumcision of male newborns," the pediatrician group said in a policy statement issued in 2012.
