Sentences with phrase «about claw it back»

And how about clawing back a few billion from New York's multitudinous quasi-public authorities and corporations?

The two drivers set about clawing back the deficit but it wasn't until the final round of pit stops — with just over an hour of the race left to run — that the tables turned back in their favour with a re-shuffling of positions after another flawlessly fast turnaround by the No. 4 pit crew led by Brian Hoye.

The first stop, just after the 35 minute mark in the 2 hour 45 minute race, dropped them back to 15th position but Oliver likes nothing better than a challenge and set about clawing back positions on the leader board to as high as second place.

Not exact matches

The most recent filings from the company only accounts for about $ 24 million of the $ 41 million in unvested shares Wells Fargo says it has clawed back.

Wall Street clawed back the worst of its losses by the end of the day, while Treasuries advanced amid uncertainties about the outcome of US - China...

The scandal, which saw the bank acknowledge that 2 million checking and credit card accounts were opened on behalf of existing customers without their authorization, resulted in then - CEO John Stumpf leaving the company and about $ 180 million in executive compensation getting clawed back.

Shares of Netflix, known for its original shows such as «House of Cards» and «Orange is the New Black», plunged about 15 percent after the bell, before clawing back to trade down 2.4 percent.

We came second in the group, lets wait and see the draw before we all start going ape s ** t. I'm thinking we should all hope to get Barcelona and any other giant club which claws it's way back on top, hoping against it has hardly ever worked, so bring on Barca and we'll show them a thing or two about the new and improved A-Team.

Lazio spokesman Arturo Diaconale has expressed his fury about the standard of refereeing in his side's away victory over Fiorentina in Serie A on Wednesday, in which the Biancocelesti sensationally clawed back a 2 - 0...

A report by the public accounts committee found that by cutting staff by 3,300, HMRC failed to claw back an extra # 1.1 billion of money it was owed, raising questions about whether spending cuts are becoming self - defeating.

During his testimony, de Blasio raised several concerns about Cuomo's proposed $ 145 billion budget and pleaded with lawmakers to, among other things, reject the governor's attempt to claw back more than $ 600 million in savings from a recent debt refinancing and his call for the city to provide more per - pupil funding to charter schools.

Another week and there goes another fallen officeholder trying to claw his way back from tabloid purgatory — another chance for some people to marvel about the power of forgiveness and redemption, and other people to marvel about the power of egomania and pure chutzpah.

In a rather desperate attempt to claw back support, Cameron has performed yet another U-Turn: possibly the most talked about of his time in office.

As long as he can use some of the money clawed back from millionaires in Hampstead to support claimants in Hackney — slowing the rate at which their benefits are withdrawn in order to encourage them back into work — he's not particularly worried about the wider consequences for the Government.

OK, I'll put my claws back in and talk about how she could work this outfit as a petite whilst expressing her unique style:

Yes, the traditional publisher spends money up front, but if the book takes off, the publishers claws all those dollars back from the author through anemic royalty payments, AFTER the author has earned back that advance you're so concerned about.

One of the great things about investments within a TFSA is that money taken from the plan does not claw back against other income - tested benefits.

Since you're essentially taking out all the money you put into your house over the years, you don't have to pay taxes on the cash or worry about having your Old Age Security or Guaranteed Income Supplement clawed back.

As well, you will see some of your federal Age Credit clawed back starting at about $ 33,000.

If you expect your retirement income to be greater than about $ 62,000, the government will claw back some of your Old Age Security payments, which could cost you up to about $ 6,000 a year.

As for government claw back rules, I could care less cause after what I been through in my college years (not to say anything about my childhood years that were in many respects horrible) and how the government welfare rules are setup, it's almost like if you ask for help from the government, you must go by their rules and be under their control, so thank you, but no thank you.

My understanding is that when post retirement income is between about $ 72,000 and $ 118,000 every dollar above the threshold means 15 cents will be clawed back.

As a result of following this strategy, they get all of their OAS pension without claw - back and also receive about $ 63,000 in GIS payments.

Since I plan to retire about 30 years before I turn 65, I have plenty of time to empty my registered retirement account to avoid any government claws back or high taxes.

But the credit is gradually clawed back when your income reaches about $ 33,000, until it is eliminated at $ 76,500.

Perhaps your in - laws were thinking about Old Age Security, which does get clawed back if your income exceeds a certain level.

@beachfan, this is what I said earlier, I do maybe about 30 award bookings a year and cancel about 20 (no fees), so I doubt that I get any rebates left after the cancellations claw back the rebate.

Known as the «claw - back» provision, this allows a liquidator of an LLP in insolvent liquidation to apply to a court to exercise a discretion to order a member (whatever his status) to repay any «withdrawal» taken, at any time in the two years before the onset of the liquidation, at a time when that individual knew, or ought to have known, that the LLP was (or was about to become) insolvent, and unable to trade out of its difficulties.