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The generation of technological knowledge is now characterized by relevant end actually necessary externalities, both technical and pecuniary.
Such a girl certainly increases the pecuniary burden of her family owing to the difficulty of getting her married.
Canonically, only consistory courts, not archidiaconal ones, 116 could commute to pecuniary penalties.
There is a pecuniary incentive either to buy the site licence or to upgrade to the licence from the single user version.
The more that men worked mainly for pecuniary reasons, the stronger their wish for an early exit.
Whether these reasons were political, idealistic, pecuniary or personal, or a combination of all these, they transcended the prescriptions emanating from anti-war nationalists.
Fielding was awarded £5,000 for injury to his personal reputation, and his company £10,000 for pecuniary damage.
But pecuniary motives are not innate to humankind: they are culturally formed.
Such pecuniary remuneration should accompany it, as would enable the person holding the rank to support it with dignity and splendour.
Through the interplay of out-show of religious dedication and pecuniary benevolence, he identifies with the grassroots and readily wins loyalty.
The reason is that their gain is pecuniary, but the urban gain is primarily nonpecuniary.
He gave the example of the habit of money acquisition in a pecuniary culture.
These resources may be in form of offices, pecuniary gifts, loyalty and affection, among other things.
Whereas the ruling class may grant ' goods ' in the form of projects, gifts, offices and other pecuniary gains to clients, clients yield loyalty in return.
Such market adjustments may not be necessarily viewed as 'costs' of policy changes, but as pecuniary externalities.
