The first goal, after 76 minutes, was a quick, darting action worth more than all the negativity that had spoiled the match to that point.
To qualify for the reward, tipsters must turn over new information that spawns a "successful enforcement action" worth more than $1 million.
With scholarly assurance and meticulous care, he builds the case that "theater is the art by which human beings make human action worth watching".
"Were his actions worth the risk?" she asked.
About 120 such actions worth more than $1 billion each are pending at international arbitration tribunals worldwide, according to a recent tally by American Lawyer magazine.
The Internal Revenue Service whistle-blower program, revised as part of the 2006 Tax Relief Act, awards 15 percent to 30 percent of the proceeds it collects in enforcement actions worth more than $2 million, or in the case of individual taxpayers, $200,000 in gross income.
It is true, they say, that revenues must rise $850 million over the next six months, but most of that money will come from actions worth $750 million that are already in the budget, including the tax amnesty.
This was in two actions, worth $378 million, that were part of a larger contract that has since grown to $960 million, according to the original contract action reports, gathered by the government contract monitoring service Fedmine and provided to The Times by the American Small Business League.
For instance, Adam values himself and finds his life worth living and his actions worth undertaking under the description of being a teacher of music, an American citizen, and Robert's friend (Korsgaard 1996a, 101, §3.3.1; Korsgaard 2009, 20).
For instance, it is conceivable that our capacity for outrage is a relatively reliable detector of wrong actions, even novel ones, or that our capacity for pleasure is a reliable detector of actions worth doing, even novel ones.
But China's leaders certainly know that throwing the weight of the state security apparatus against Tibetan monks or elderly Christians makes for fairly awful public relations, and it is worth our time to think about why they would consider such actions worth the bad press they inevitably bring.
