Usar "pay out" en una oración

1. It would pay out that frozen maiden all right

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2. Another advantage is that you only need to pay outsources for as much

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3. But it’s motivating for your affiliates to pay out at a lower rate (such as

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4. But, I told her she cold never go back to that mobile home so why pay out five hundred dollars a month to keep it for a storage unit

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5. First it was alleged (I have no idea if it is true or not) that they have millions of executed (Holocaust) Jews money which they are refusing to pay out to the children and then they suffered enormous losses with rogue traders in London

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6. This resulted in pay outs of hundreds of thousands of dollars to victims of police brutality

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7. How fast do vendors pay out in the niche and do they pay out at all?

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8. When vendors don't pay out fast or if they don't pay at all, then that can cripple your business

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9. Many times the Jew was forced to do this task and would have to pay out more than he could collect

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10. Yigal repeated the maneuver but let his line pay out as the stern slewed around

11. around the post and let it pay out until the front line comes up out of the water! Then snub it

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12. Yigal repeated the maneuver but let his line pay out as the

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13. Of course the patient has the option to seek private care if she has purchased separate medical insurance or is able to pay out of pocket

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14. to the majority of authors that our book distributor cannot pay out for books

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15. 00 which we pay out of the publishing fee);

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16. 00 which we pay out of the of the publishing fee direct to

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17. After the fiasco of Exo Oil, with the government having to pay out a record 60 million to investors, they changed the law

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18. The insurance company will not pay out until they have the car in their

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19. cover? How much will you have to pay out of your own

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20. One concerned the Dow Chemical Company, which had purchased Union Carbide, at which Andy and Mike, as representatives of Dow, seemed sincere in stating that the company would pay out all claims made after the December 1984 Bhopal catastrophe

21. By my calculations from Appendix 1 section 10, the smoker would pay out of pocket $2,546

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22. He was given access by Theo’s father to KK’s bank in the City and had his authority to pay outstanding bills

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23. wouldn’t have to pay out water rights every year at roundup

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24. “The police are dealing with the theft and the insurance company will probably pay out, so I have not actually lost much, just the insurance excess and a lot of sleep

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25. may pay out in income taxes much more than they have deducted in interest tax

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26. depleted by the amount of the dividend pay out

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27. Mathematically, this model will optimize when the pay out to the shareholder is one

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28. They pay out their profits in the form of dividends to their policy holders

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29. ‘Well, yes, and the thing of it is, Evey, that since there are rumours going round that this fire was deliberate, the blaggards might not pay out at all

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30. Nifty Records Ltd had officially entered receivership for a second time in its history and the administrators predicted they would pay out 70p in the pound on royalties accumulated so far

31.  Paid surveys and opinion sites do not pay out, they

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32. programs pay out 50%-75% depending on the type of product

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33. My wife has run away with an insurance salesman but the company will still not pay out for the fire that

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34. company would not pay out for our house being burgled, the occasion when Mildred ran off with the

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35. never be enough money on the books or in circulation to ever pay outstanding debts

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36. “But they pay out huge sums of money all the time! I’ve read about it

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37. She nodded, “The vaccination companies have a one billion dollar plus fund that they pay out of

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38. The more money you have to borrow, the more your principal will be -- and the more you will have to pay out over the life of the loan

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39. fee tournaments that pay out the top рlасеѕ аt a mostly

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40. Just remember to consider the deductible that you have to pay out of your pocket when you make a claim

41. would only pay out upon a declared death

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42. The State would receive gold and silver and - for the most part - pay out paper

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43. There was still traditional inpatient care covering bipolar disorder and addiction—for which I was lucky enough to have excellent federal employee coverage and could afford to pay out of pocket for anything not covered

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44. Pay out the line, or set the hook? Her hands were sweating

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45. Why not? As we explained in the book, an insurance policy might not pay out if the holder commits a suicide bombing, so it would be a waste of money

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46. If I could collect two ransoms and pay out only one, we’d eat like kings for a year

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47. These are the unsubsidized maximums any person or family enrolled in a qualified health care plan should have to pay out of pocket in any given year, no matter what their income level

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48. Also, while ABC is waiting to pay out claims, it makes more profit from investing the money it collects as premiums and earns investment income

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49. In auto insurance either the company pays out a claim when there is a loss, or it does not have to pay out anything if the policy holder is claims free

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50. They will pay out more than they collect in premiums

51. In the future who knows whether it will have to pay or not, but most likely it will pay out less than the cash it collected

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52. Real estate investment trusts and income trusts, which must pay out virtually all their income to shareholders, are similarly reluctant to reduce their stated distributions

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53. In entirely too many cases the right to pay out or withhold earnings at will is exercised in an unintelligent or inequitable manner

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54. What’s more, the company was now obligated to pay out to shareholders all the proceeds from the sale of its assets

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55. In effect, the funds must pay out virtually all their ordinary income—i

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56. In addition they can pay out their realized long-term profits on sales of investments—in the form of “capital-gains dividends”—which are treated by the shareholder as if they were his own security profits

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57. A company will say something like, "Our goal is to pay out 40% to 50% of earnings and to increase dividends at a rate at least equal to the rise in the CPI

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58. Bonds with fixed interest rates pay out a predetermined amount, generally every six months, and they pay back the principal at a predetermined time

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59. The business grows in part because it doesn't have to pay out massive redemptions

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60. Indeed, REITs are required to pay out at least 90 percent of net income as dividends if they are to remain REITs and enjoy a flow-through income-tax status, where the REIT itself is not subject to income tax because otherwise taxable income is paid out to shareholders

61. According to Graham and Dodd and the EMH, a company that enjoys a high return on equity (ROE) should retain earnings, and a company with a low ROE should pay out its earnings as dividends when its shareholders could earn more than the company could by reinvesting the net proceeds from dividend payments

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62. It is possible, but not probable, that an acquirer with a usable tax-loss carryforward might pay out that much cash for Brewing (for example, see the Northwest Industries acquisition of Buckingham Corporation in 1971)

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63. Because TIPS is actually composed of a basket of TIPS, the ETF will pay out dividends, not interest, on a monthly basis as income is passed through to the investor

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64. These trusts trade publically on stock exchanges and pay out virtually all their earnings to unit holders before paying taxes

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65. Do the owners have to pay out? Of course they do

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66. If they refuse to pay out, the game is over

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67. If traders refuse to pay out, they will be out of business

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68. Every time we refuse to pay out, we are making a mistake because all of these lead to large losses

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69. "Refuse to pay out" refers to traders who do not exit a trade that has passed the point where the trade has failed

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70. The odds are that the stock price will drop slightly after the ex-dividend date to reflect the amount of money that the company will be obligated to pay out as dividends to its shareholders

71. All things being equal, the money you would stand to make by investing would be about the same amount that you’ll pay out in interest on your student loan, so basically it’s a wash

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72. He will be so good as to pay out of it the expenses of my trial, and of the funeral of the woman who died yesterday

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73. For example, as I write I am sitting on over a million quid in my ISA – can you imagine how much capital gains tax I would have had to pay outside an ISA?

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74. A good number of companies pay out more in payments than you’d get in interest from a building society

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75. Another way to consider the price of a binary option is as the odds the option contract will pay out at expiration

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76. When investors try to analyze the dividend stocks, they need to search for the companies that pay out a smaller percentage of their revenue as dividends to the shareholders

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77. It will be easier to handle and to pay out when needed

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78. Coil the rope carefully on the ground or loop it loosely over the other hand so that it will pay out freely as you throw the missile

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79. The other two are not tied on — they pay out the rope as it is needed and can stop the crosser being washed away

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80. The retention rate is the percentage of net income that the company does not pay out in a dividend

81. " Companies can, however, pay out interest to the parent on surplus debentures (a capital infusion that is neither cat nor dog, debt nor equity) as long as adequate surplus exists and the state regulators are happy

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