It is true she was pretty well besides, that is to say, she had about #1400 in money, which she gave him; and the other, after some time, she brought to light as a
perquisite to herself, which he was to accept as a mighty favour, seeing though it was not to be his, it might ease him in the article of her particular expenses; and I must add, that by this conduct the gentleman himself became not only the more humble in his applications to her to obtain her, but also was much the more an obliging husband to her when he had her.
Increased disclosure is likely to persuade many companies to offer cash instead of
perquisites they would have to disclose, like trips on the corporate jet.
Content details all aspects of the rule changes that are related to providing investors with a more complete picture of compensation paid to principal executives, directors and financial officers, including information on salaries and bonuses, all equity-based awards, stock and stock options, compensation under non-equity incentive plans and compensation derived from
perquisites.
Critics noted that the land was granted to her freehold whereas all
perquisites of a former president were limited to her lifetime.
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Demanding hike in their pay and
perquisites, the officers of public sector oil companies have struck work nationwide since Wednesday.
5 million in cash severance payments, post-closing consulting fees and continued
perquisites, provided under his employment agreement with Countrywide and the related consulting arrangement.
It has access to the other
perquisites of exchange status -- most notably, the intermarket trading system that links the regionals and New York, and tape revenue (the money exchanges are paid every time they put a trade on the data feed).
Marriage
perquisites are provided to ease the burdens of raising a family, the primary reason for marriage; a societal quid pro quo for producing and molding the next generation.
Other disposed of office
perquisites, extolling the virtues of a lean operation.
This issue includes studies on financial planning
perquisites and change-in-control agreements for CEOs at Fortune 100 companies.
Huff's entitlement to
perquisites and administrative assistance after his anticipated tenure as nonexecutive Chairman.
