pro rata

Examples

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• If you downgrade to that card, you will get a pro rata refund on that fee.

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• The bonuses will be allocated pro rata based on the number of hours worked by each employee during the project.

• But again, if you cancel the card, you get a pro rata refund on that fee.

• In the most common form, the bank's shareholders received a pro rata interest in the stock of the securities unit.

  Academic text (1998)

• The amount paid will come from a fixed pot of $500,000 in the first month and will be distributed pro rata depending on how many times your book was downloaded in that month.

  Blog text (12)

• LASA will pay LARR a fixed subscription for all LASA members, on a pro rata basis per subscription.

  Academic text (2002)

• Additionally, B is paid for his share in the company and is better off than receiving a pro rata share of the corporation that is not able to function as profitably because of shareholder dissension.

  Academic text (2017)

• In this simple example, the tax rates of the state and city are 4% and 2%, respectively, so the credit would be allocated pro rata between State A and City Z, allowing John to use two-thirds of the credit towards his State A liability and one-third towards his City Z liability.

  Academic text (2017)

• Next, the court analyzed California law, finding that CalPERS does not actually bear the economic burden of the city's nonpayment of its annual pension obligations because, in the event of a default by the city, CalPERS is authorized to reduce pension benefits on a pro rata basis.

  Academic text (2018)

• The restaurant charges customers a fee for using the facility, calculated pro rata according to the time spent there.

Synonyms

P

proportionately

vspro rata

10 4.1

In a way that makes one thing match another in size or amount

is focused on dividing by a specific rate for individual shares

R

ratably

vspro rata

• Formal

8.2

Each person or group gets a share that matches what they gave

is about sharing exactly according to a specific calculated rate

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