Sentence examples for would be prorated from inspiring English sources

He may be taxed by other states like California when the Rangers visit Anaheim or Oakland, but the tax would be prorated for the number of days he worked in the state.

Part-timers' pay would be prorated from the new full-time amount according to the number of hours they work.

If so, the remaining money would be prorated and divvied out accordingly, so if you've got the time and energy to fill out the form and submit a claim, here's to hoping that others won't take the time to do the same so you can get a bigger piece of the pie.

Only after backlash erupted over having to pay full rent, Nampiaparampil said, did there come an announcement that it would be prorated.

The company recently announced in a press release that they would be prorating November's rent, but David Ng, a Manhattan attorney, said that if a landlord hasn't made his apartments habitable to his tenants, he doesn't have a case to demand rent in the first place.

The $6.5 million in cap relief the Giants would get must be prorated over two years, so under this plan the Giants would have $3.25 million in extra cap room for this season and next.

Bonuses would have to be prorated for salary-cap purposes over the remaining two years of the agreement, rather than over the life of the contract.

If the extension were to be prorated on a yearly basis and Manning played its entirety under its terms, his salary would be about $16.25 million a year.

The fees also should be prorated, or reduced over the time of the contract, he said.

If too many RGS shareholders elect one or the other, payment will be prorated to meet that requirement.

In a much cited article in Democracy, from 2015, Nick Hanauer, a venture capitalist, and David Rolf, a union president, proposed that workplace benefits be prorated (someone who works a twenty-hour week gets half of the full-time benefits) and portable (insurance or unused vacation days would carry from one job to the next, because employers would pay into a worker's lifelong benefits account).