Sentence examples for which bonus from inspiring English sources

What will matter most is which bonus pool a banker or trader is drawing from.

And big bonuses encourage big risk taking, leading to a paradox in which bonus incentives can cause a concentration of risk, thereby increasing the likelihood of bank collapse.

Bonus got a message from Mark Hale, the head of the D.A.'s Conviction Review Unit, asking him to come into the office — and to bring Martin's case file, which Bonus had obtained from Martin's former attorney.

The youngster's nerve and technique held up against the probing of Murtagh and Toby Roland-Jones, but the runs dried up so that at the start of the 110th over, the last in which bonus points are available, Lancashire were still seven short of the magic 300.

The extent to which bonus payments are perceived as fair – even in cases where they depend upon factors that are partly outside the control of the health workers - depends upon the type of fairness principle that prevails in a particular culture.

Total staff costs increased 20% to £11.9bn of which bonuses were £3.5bn, compared with £2.8bn.

Revenue, out of which bonuses are paid, rose 35% to $31.6bn, although that figure fell short of expectations after trading revenue was lower than predicted.

Diamond's basic salary of £1.35m – upon which bonuses are based – is also causing some interest among investors as it is 20% more than his predecessor received.

Swiss bank UBS, the biggest continental European casualty of the credit crunch, has devised a novel "bonus-malus" system under which bonuses for the top executives are held back to discourage risk taking.

The employment contract included no clawbacks to recoup pay when the earnings on which bonuses were built had to be, in effect, retracted.

UBS' executives are now subject to a "cash balance plan," an account in which bonuses are deposited annually but from which only a third can be withdrawn each year.