a Estimated.

a Projected.

a Estimated figures.

Rewarding success is acceptable rewarding failure is not.

Benefits should be expanded and extended for a limited, discretionary period.

A pro forma invoice has been received with respect to the first phase.

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Every effort deserves a reward.

The right to fair compensation

Again, these are only estimates.

The appellate bench should have the discretion to grant or refuse leave to appeal.

A subsidiarity principle even grants senior cadres discretion in delegating powers to underlings.

That provision grants a Trial Chamber broad discretion in assessing the admissibility of evidence.8

No discretion is left to the reporting officer to make a government official's gender an issue.

The authors received a monthly bonus for these services.

However, those mechanisms should not reflect political or discretionary considerations.

The kingdom was a reward to the Savoyards, who were thus elevated to royal rank.

Each director has an annual discretionary budget of approximately 40,000, which is allocated for national consultants and other expenses.

As an additional check to UNDP reconciliations, UNOPS will undertake sense checks on the general ledger once the payroll interface has been developed.

Most donors see giving as personally rewarding.

They did not even give me or any of my men a reward for fighting.

There is even a 35,000 bounty on his head dead or alive .

Some of these formulae allow sub national governments wide discretion others do not.

Under those rules, substantial discretion as regards the conduct of procurement process is often given to the heads of procuring entities.

The Common Data Set is presented according to two layers displaying, on the one hand, officially reported data and, on the other hand, adjusted and estimated data.

Judges, especially the President of the Court, have been granted wide discretionary powers.

Category B prisoners are paid for the work that they do in prison.

Scientific perspectives In evolutionary psychology and in cognitive neuroscience, patience is studied as a decision making problem, involving the choice of either a small reward in the short term, or a more valuable reward in the long term.

Under section 417 of the Migration Act, the Minister for Immigration has a discretionary power to substitute a more favourable decision.

The Act and secondary regulations confer discretion on the schools with regard to which and to what extent textbooks are to be used as part of the instruction.

Should the member States be given discretion so that they may comply with the decision without breaching an international obligation, the organization could not be held responsible.

Refusing to talk didn t change any of that, but it brought India no rewards.

Do the monkeys actually want to play it safe and then go with the guy who's going to do the same thing on every trial, or do they want to be risky and try to get a risky, but big, bonus, but risk the possibility of getting no bonus.

(c) The value of including safeguards in the procedure, such as allowing the Committee discretion to refuse friendly settlement of disputes in certain cases.

I propose that member states jointly reward good behavior by taking over that obligation.

A performance recognition system that rewards excellent performance, both of individuals and teams, will be launched.

(e) Unlike civil and political rights, which do not have any significant resource implications, economic, social and cultural rights are discretionary and costly

And, when they do, they appropriately reward or penalize firms for their governance choices.

Second, such firms are more likely to reward their CEOs for luck.

A total of 17 countries had replaced the death penalty with a discretionary maximum sentence of life imprisonment, with the alternative being a determinate sentence.

He did it not for some huge financial compensation, but out of conviction and a passion for his work.

Give yourself a small reward each time you achieve one of the steps towards your goal

Finally, there are those who would view a North Korean collapse as a boon to US strategic interests and a setback for Chinese interests.

Schultz takes control of Manitoba, and the government of Ontario offers a cash reward for Riel's capture, dead or alive.

However, Dalkir (2005) demonstrated that individuals are most commonly rewarded for what they know, not what they share.