pro rata

People who move for one of those reasons get a pro rata exclusion.

We would let you stay in on a pro rata basis."

The proceeds are not, however, distributed on a pro rata basis.

The money will be distributed on a pro rata basis after its approval, he said.

These periods are usually extended pro rata for part-time students.

"You would only have to contribute pro rata to the loan.

On a pro rata basis this might make £92.7 million available to primary and community care.

Fines could at least be raised to a level comparable pro rata to a parking fine!

This simply means tranches that pay down pro rata.

This entitlement is reduced pro rata for employees who work fewer than five days a week.

"Some say that orders should be assigned, pro rata, by other members of the association.

Whitehall would then be able to participate on a pro rata basis in the rights offering.

They said shareholders at the start of the offering would have the first opportunity to buy the shares, on a pro rata basis.

For example, a pro rata share issue is offered in proportion to the number of shares each shareholder already has.

Fees for longer or shorter courses are calculated on a pro rata basis.

Consumers who cancel after more than 45 days are entitled to a pro rata refund.

He said that those who had contributed would all be paid back the unneeded money "on a pro rata basis."

The £8,500 operates on a pro rata basis if the employee only works for part of the year.

The balance was distributed pro rata among the bondholders.

Scotland pro rata has the biggest private sector in the UK.

Pro rata is an adverb or adjective, meaning in proportion.

Under the 10-day-contract rule, a player is signed at the pro rata league minimum salary for 10 days.

The expenses of maintaining the joint property is shared pro rata among the owners.

The process of allocating shares between shareholders usually pro rata or according to some prior agreement.

The present system is that income is distributed pro rata to the total debt owed.