Sentence examples for a pecuniary advantage from inspiring English sources

•     Gain a pecuniary advantage.

Gain a pecuniary advantage.

The offence is obtaining a pecuniary (monetary) advantage by deception, under Section 16 of the Theft Act 1968.

Demands regarding activities to increase the county's accountability with a pecuniary reward dependent on the outcome of regional sickness certification.

The Law Society has now called on police to look at whether the company committed an offence of obtaining pecuniary advantage by deception and blackmail, as well as offences under the Solicitors Act.

The Law Society, which represents solicitors in the UK, has called on police to look at whether the company committed an offence of obtaining pecuniary advantage by deception and blackmail, as well as offences under the Solicitors Act.

The Law Society, which represents 160,000 solicitors across England and Wales, said it had asked the Metropolitan police to investigate three offences: one of obtaining pecuniary advantage by deception and blackmail, and separate offences under the Solicitors Act 1974 and the Legal Services Act 2007.

Kolff felt that taking pecuniary advantage of the sick was inappropriate and when he donated the first five of his machines to hospitals which were in his opinion most likely to avail themselves of the new medical opportunity, it was testimony to his philanthropic vision.

But the English legal system has other pecuniary advantages.

The government had a pecuniary motive as well.

"There's been a pecuniary aspect to this as well," he said with some satisfaction.