The reward

His reward?

A comic describing spies stealing national security for money.

Should he really have been rewarded at all for his performance ?

I'll hire whoever he recommends.

In return, the officials received kickbacks from the individuals who benefited.

The enterprise is a mission in which the soldiers fight not for freedom but for a paycheck.

Rather, the payoff should be based on the average stock price over a significant period of time.

Get yourself a fat reward. Life's good.

To the second group he offered rewards.

An award is guaranteed, says the announcement.

If he's proficient in English, I'll hire him.

The law benefited inventors in a way that tied an invention's reward to its economic dividends.

While countries can be compensated for planting forests, they cannot be compensated for avoiding deforestation.

Ukraine the great prize in Russia s bid to recapture its former sphere of influence is also deeply anxious.

If he's fluent in English, I'll hire him.

Human trafficking was transferred from the police to job agencies and the Ministry of Labor Supervision.

Most donors see giving as personally rewarding.

As consumers they are used to instant gratification.

We may yet get one.

He claims that he should be rewarded as a fund manager supervising a multibillion dollar fund in the private sector.

Others suggest that the Internet has made it easier for firms to hire quickly.

Mr Johnson is self employed and is in the business of repairing furniture.

This isn't a criticism, mind you, as many of the bloggers interviewed here produce good professional quality journalism under extremely difficult circumstances, for little or no reward.

Instead of taking their payoff, they accept the Burdettes' new offer to drive to Boston and bring back clam chowder in 18 hours, for double the original bet or nothing.

I found out later that the Americans were offering bounties of several thousand dollars for Taliban and foreign fighters.

Rewarding success is acceptable rewarding failure is not.

He said, You know, you've been so nice, let's split the reward.

With a prize system, innovators are rewarded for new knowledge, but they do not retain a monopoly on its use.

The biggest factor is the massive cost and the tiny reward.

And now, in this experiment they get rewarded if they go to the blue flowers.

Typically, a Kuwaiti family pays a recruitment agency as much as 4,000 for a maid, on a two year contract.

In Bavaria, for example, there are no regulations on the ownership of fossils found on private land, while landowners in Baden Württember are given finder's fees for important specimens, which must be turned over to the state.

If more persuasion was needed, we could offer rewards for cooperation anything from cigarettes to political asylum.

This register would show who politicians are meeting with, when, for what purpose, and for how much money, as well as having information about the company that the lobbyists represent.

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Likewise, the other people of North African countries are Berbers who, less than half a century ago, were given cash incentives to learn Arabic.

The narrowing of national autonomy in the formulation of development strategy is a cost for which developing countries are unlikely to receive an adequate reward.

If remuneration is perceived as unjust, trust in the capitalist system will suffer.

Tom offered a reward for the return of his lost dog.

Are you for or against it?

Did you vote for Romney or Obama?

Did you vote for Tom or Mary?

She is assured of receiving 200,000 Singapore Dollars (146,000 USD) for each gold medal she won in Rio de Janeiro.

After selling his autobiography book for nearly three years on Mumbai's busy streets, author Amin Sheikh is seeing the payoff for all of his hard work.