Voorbeelden van emolument

• And if my engineer friend places worldly emoluments upon a higher plane than professional efficiency, I dread for the safety of the bridges that he builds. 

• Its emoluments could be increased by many honourable means not covered by the regular salary. 

• Literature languished and died, since it brought neither honor nor emolument. 

• The orders of the Company have forbidden their servants to take any extraneous emoluments. 

• Through their friendly offices, his two sons, who had been sent out by a generous friend, were placed in situations of respectability and emolument. 

• A villager whose property they failed to protect, or whose recovery they could not make, could withhold for a time his share of jagalya's emoluments.

• Altogether, the cost of law enforcement (some £1.2 million) rose to equal the emoluments for central, district and village officials.

• Apprentices contracted with master craftsmen to be trained for a three-to-five year period were often provided with room and board and other emoluments.

• This support could consist either of daily meals at the new landlord's table or emoluments in kind, money or purchased goods.

• Their emoluments are termed "stipends," as this suits the administrators, enabling them to bypass all labor laws.

• Civil servants and policemen have to go on strike before receiving their emoluments.

• The economic and political results of this decentralization were expansion of personnel and emoluments, confusion over funding for central and provincial departments and financial underpinning for regional autonomy.

• The emoluments of a flight-lieutenant, taking pay and allowances together, will amount to rather more than £50 a month.

• Speaking very roughly, this will on an average give them about five-sixths of their full ordinary emoluments.

• They build on the existing provisions that companies can set off profit sharing bonuses paid out as emoluments against corporation tax.

• He has therefore received no salary, fees, emoluments or benefits in kind as a non-executive director.

• If directors' emoluments are to be disclosed, let us hear about the emolument of barristers.

• There has been a substantial increase in regard to the emoluments of those employed ashore.

• Then the auditors of the company can perfectly easily work this, and bring in, as an ascertained emolument, whatever is subject to tax.

• But nurses as a class especially considering the responsibility of their work, are badly underpaid, notwithstanding board and lodging and emoluments.