Sentence examples for The honorarium from inspiring English sources

The honorarium is $1,000.

"The honorarium was compensation for the time they gave us".

The honorarium may be held jointly with most research, teaching, and dissertation fellowships from Yale and outside funder agencies.

The honorarium - £3,000 when Prof Sutherland judged the Booker, and $2,000 to $2,500 (about £1,300 to £1,600) for the NBA - works out at a tiny hourly wage when divided by the time it would take to read all the entries, he noted.

The honorarium for the Duncan Black Prize is funded by the Public Choice Society; SpringerNature, the publisher of Public Choice, funds the honorarium for the Gordon Tullock Prize.

The honorarium was no more forthcoming and it became very difficult for the facilitators to continue teaching without any regular payment.

And there are occasional speaking engagements, although he donates most of the honorariums to a charitable foundation that provides educational opportunities to children of workers in the maritime trades.

The lately published list of the honorariums received by Lawrence Summers for lectures delivered in 2008--at 2008--at 2008--atorgan, McKinsey and Company, Goldman Sachs (twice), Citigroup (twice), Lehman Brothers (twice), American Express, Pricewaterhouse Coopers, Skagen firms (twice)--shows the practicalikeaning of an aristocratic class.

Officials said Mr. Farrakhan's application to the Treasury Department includes a provision to receive the $250,000 honorarium the Libyan award carries in addition to Colonel Qaddafi's $1 billion pledge.

In 1983, he and two of his former colleagues at the University of Florida split the $200 honorarium from the Council Memorial Tomato Research Award from the Florida State Horticultural Society.

Established in 2009 by Carol Ann Duffy, who succeeded Motion as poet laureate, the award recognises the year's most exciting contribution to poetry and is funded with the annual honorarium that the poet laureate traditionally receives from the Queen.