Turnover definition
Examples of Turnover in a sentence
Turnover of head teachers results in reliance on previous head teachers’ budget records, which can be problematic if records are poor or nonexistent.
The Bank undertake to record any and all changes in the Account and to place at the Client's disposal the Account Statement on Balance and Turnover (hereinafter: the Account Statement), Notification of Transaction Account Interest Calculation/Transaction Account Interest and Fee Calculation (hereinafter: Notification) and Recapitulation of Calculated Transaction Account Fees (hereinafter: Recapitulation) in the manner stipulated under the General Terms and Conditions.
The Bidder shall have a minimum Average Annual Turnover (updated to the price level of the year based on factors indicated in the table below) of [15% of the Estimated Project Cost] for the last 5 (five) financial years.
Their accounts may be summarised as follows: Net Worth: £877,170,000 £1,127,202,000 £999,972,000 Turnover: £249,627,000 £911,501,000 £905,086,000 Pre-tax Profit: -£295,353,000 £161,149,000 £219,626,000 The Mudders Club was founded in 2015 and is regarded as one of Northern Irelands top ranked restaurants having been awarded a Michelin Star in 2020.