Sentence examples for years compensations from inspiring English sources

While the banks have made some efforts in recent years, compensations levels remain persistently high, prompting regulators to take further action.

If Newcastle are taken over, he is entitled to three months' - and two years' compensation.

In those boom years, compensation in finance was 30percentto50percentcent higher than in the rest of industry.

Mark Lake, a spokesman for the bank, declined to say whether that approach would be used for future years' compensation.

The plans, approved by Labour-led council in May, initially included one year's compensation for loss of earnings but were revised earlier this month to include a "final offer" of two years' compensation in a bid to end the dispute.

The cuts, approved by the Labour-led council in May, initially included one year's compensation for loss of earnings, and were revised in September to include a "final offer" of two years' compensation.

Ms. Drew resigned immediately and is now expected to lose the equivalent of two years' compensation, an estimated $30 million, for her involvement in the fiasco.

If he dies or is disabled, the company will hand over $10 million at once, instead of three years' compensation in 36 monthly installments.

One international executive recounts the tale of a French worker who had been with his employer for just three years but was entitled to five years' compensation for dismissal.

The clause would have helped his Fininvest holding company to delay for some years compensation it had been ordered by a court to pay to Carlo De Benedetti, a business rival.

The term in the contract is "constructive termination," and it requires that he be paid what amounts to three years' compensation even though his contract had less than a year to run.