Further investments in research and education are likely to pay high dividends.

Even if no military option is contemplated for the future, negotiations can pay other dividends.

The only escape from this trap is investment in education, which would pay enormous social dividends.

The banks can report record profits without much risk, rebuild capital, and pay dividends and bonuses.

Moreover, state owned enterprises will be required to pay out a larger portion of their earnings as dividends.

Relatively modest investments in the resilience, redundancy, and integrity of these systems pay high dividends, albeit at random intervals.

A determined EU effort to counter Arab fragmentation and tackle problems ranging from acute water scarcity to poor education would pay rich dividends.

Even if such measures went beyond a State's legal obligations, they would pay valuable dividends in restoring the confidence of the international community.

Knowing that the government will pick up the pieces if necessary, they will postpone resolving mortgages and pay out billions in bonuses and dividends.

These will be long term securities that pay regular dividends, like stocks, whose value is tied either positively or negatively to a real estate price index.

Already heavily burdened taxpayers saw their money intended to help banks lend so that the economy could be revived go to pay outsized bonuses and dividends.

So, what brands can do, and companies, is pay dividends to consumers, be a brand that lasts, offer transparency, promise you're going to be there beyond today's sale.

Now, imagine that, of that total, the companies pay out 250 in dividends (which you reinvest to buy more stock) and retain 450 in earnings to reinvest in their businesses.

In addition, the GSTP could yield concrete dividends.

João's exploration policies (see below) also paid great dividends.

It welcomed the initiative to strengthen the agency's partnerships with other international and non governmental organizations and was pleased that closer collaboration with WFP on life saving refugee feeding issues was beginning to pay dividends.

In return Saudi Arabia gets political 'dividends an obliging press.'

In particular, Chinese consumption as a share of GDP is very low by international standards and relative to the historical experience of other countries at a similar stage of development. Two important options for raising consumption are social insurance which is developing, but too slowly and reducing state owned enterprises huge savings by paying dividends to citizens, much as privately owned companies routinely pay dividends to shareholders.

Shareholders used to put up with relatively meager dividends compared to today.

A reinvigorated tracking programme has yielded dividends in the last six months.

The training on nutrition, health practices, use of clean water and sanitation, all of which are part of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), reach this community very effectively and pay high dividends in terms of a higher quality of life.

The people of Burundi, who voted overwhelmingly for peace, now await its dividends.

A lower corporate tax rate would weaken this justification. Moreover, pension funds, retirement plans, and non profit organizations, which receive about 50 of all corporate dividends, do not pay tax on these earnings, and would benefit from a lower corporate tax rate.

To combat the downturn, Brazil s government implemented measures that are now yielding clear dividends.

This strategy of pre emptive political decapitation has produced enormous dividends for the Party.

Although women suffer most as victims of conflict, they are excluded from peace dividends.

Moreover, after the stock market crash, the maximum tax on dividends paid on stocks was slashed from 35 to 15 , giving a substantial new advantage to long term investors and boosting the compounding effect of reinvesting after tax dividends.

The interest and dividends on those securities will be paid by sending more pieces of paper .

We believe that large dividends in threat reduction can be achieved with a relatively modest investment.

That may entail some expense in the short term, but with dividends in the long run.

Political interference in the stock market is not merely about taxes on capital gains, dividends, and income.

Dividends are supposed to be a share of profits here it was simply a share of government largesse.

Last month, the bank paid 1.1 billion in dividends, reducing its ability to absorb future losses on its investments.

While upside risks would be turned into dividends, downside risks would be limited to the stock of equity invested.

Whereas equities have dividends, bonds have coupons, and homes provide rents, gold is solely a play on capital appreciation.

He has taught his daughter Joori the importance of safety and buckling up and is collecting the dividends today.

That had not happened, so I asked why so much financial skill and enterprise had not yielded obvious economic dividends.

Creating a fairer and more efficient tax system, by eliminating the special treatment of capital gains and dividends, is also needed.

Larger dividends paid to the budget from the highly profitable state enterprise sector could also provide an alternative source of funds.

Countries with more successful markets are more likely to have complete data on both prices and dividends for a hundred years.

A careful matchmaking process unites the interests and goals of the women on both sides, and already has paid amazing dividends.

Increased investment in environmentally sustainable water, sanitation and human settlements programmes has multiple dividends benefiting women, the poor and the environment.

Consider another example military pay versus pay in civilian firms.

I'll pay.

An evaluation effected in March 2005 covering 2004 demonstrated that in house psychological counselling and other medical support measures had yielded positive dividends.