Staff buyout

One is leverage.

How do you leverage that information?

Regarding a one time staff buyout, my delegation can go along with it only if it can be implemented without additional resources.

But it's not how you actually get leverage.

It's very cheap. We have a lot of leverage.

It shows leverage, trended out from 1919 to 2009.

Although PSG will have paid Neymar's buyout clause in one lump sum, it can spread the amount for accounting purposes over the length of his contract.

The Court concluded that the Union had a duty to accommodate by making reasonable efforts to avoid the discriminatory effects of the buyout provision on the complainants.

The one thing about this is it gives us extraordinary leverage.

So, a normal commercial bank has nine to 10 times leverage.

So there's huge leverage for making the car a lot lighter.

International agencies could use their leverage to help make this happen.

(c) Domestic economic considerations (leverage farming activities, increased domestic protein production)

Why not leverage the learnings that you've been learning your entire life?

We're using whatever leverage we have to bring them to the table.

And those three together, I think, give you leverage in the world.

Matty has found this ingenious way to leverage the kindness of strangers.

It's because there's a little more leverage in terms of the Chinese.

UNDP will also review opportunities to leverage unused PeopleSoft modules (para. 104).

That pattern came to a sudden stop in the financial crisis of 2008. Private sector leverage declined and public sector leverage reached and exceeded sustainable limits, with Greece being only the most extreme example.

In United Food and Commercial Workers, Local 401 v. Alberta Human Rights and Citizenship Commission, Safeway Ltd, the employer, and the Union had negotiated a buyout package for senior employees.

You might argue about the sanity of it, but the leverage is real.

The Alberta Court of Appeal held that certain employees who were ineligible to the employee buyout program because they had not worked sufficient hours due to their disabilities were discriminated against.

(ii) Agreeing to provide the Secretary General with the authority and resources to pursue a one time staff buyout so as to refresh and realign the staff to meet current needs

They should consciously recognize that they've built an appointment dynamic and leverage the games.

We can now leverage microfluidics, like this chip made by Steve Quake at Stanford.

And the problem with leverage is it makes the U.S. financial system look like this.

I therefore request the General Assembly to provide me with the authority and resources to pursue a one time staff buyout so as to refresh and realign the staff to meet current needs.

And I will offer the Assembly a detailed proposal for a one time staff buyout, to ensure that we have the personnel best suited to carry out the priorities the Assembly has set.

50 years in which loosely coordinated groups are going to be given increasingly high leverage, and the more those groups forego traditional institutional imperatives like deciding in advance what's going to happen, or the profit motive the more leverage they'll get.

It was stated that efforts to leverage financing through cooperation with international financial institutions should continue.

(c) A detailed proposal on the framework for a one time staff buyout to improve personnel structure and quality, including an indication of costs involved and mechanisms to ensure that it achieves its intended purpose.

Takes note of paragraph 64 of the report of the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions,A 61 537. and decides not to pursue the proposal of the Secretary General on the staff buyout

In paragraph 163 (c) of the Summit Outcome, the General Assembly requested the Secretary General to submit a detailed proposal on the framework of a one time staff buyout to improve personnel structure and quality.

Regulators have recently woken up to the incentives for excessive leverage in this sector and to the risks that such leverage poses to lenders and the broader economy. Not surprisingly, big private equity firms seem determined to ignore or otherwise circumvent new restrictions.

Thereafter, the earnings from these projects serve to leverage additional projects and to replenish the administrative budget.

International leverage appeared necessary to clear these deadlocks, which were not primarily of Bosnia and Herzegovina's making.

Seeing such data, one cannot help but be stupefied. According to the statistical data of Suning Financial Research Institute, the leverage ratio of Chinese households was only 3 in 1996 and 18 in 2008. But this figure doubled in just six years since the trend of rapid growth of leverage ratio set in, reaching 36.4 . By the third quarter of 2017, the leverage ratio of households has reached 48.6 .

A detailed proposal on the framework for a one time staff buyout to modernize and improve personnel structure and quality, including an indication of costs involved and mechanisms to ensure that it achieves its intended purpose

Consumers who represent 72 percent of the GDP of America have actually started, just like banks and just like businesses, to de leverage, to unwind their leverage, in daily life, to remove themselves from the liability and risk that presents itself as we move forward.

If you put up a prize, you can get literally a 50 to one leverage on your dollars.

And that attention would help leverage the situation, as well as all of the other sides of it.

There are times when the leverage of powerful States including permanent members of the Council can be crucial.

Developing countries had acquired greater leverage in WTO negotiations and increasingly used WTO rules to defend their interests.