Sentence examples for announced rewards from inspiring English sources

The company established relations with the Chicago Police, the FBI and the Food and Drug Administration to search for the criminal and announced rewards.

Wendy's and Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, who had announced rewards totaling $60,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the assailants, said that a relief fund had been established to aid the families of the victims.

Similarly, in 1796, the American Philosophical Society announced rewards for "the best performances, inventions, or improvements" in ships' pumps, calculating longitude by lunar distance, stoves, preventing decay in peach trees, studying native American vegetable diets, and street lighting.

Greek authorities have announced rewards totalling €4m (£3.2m) for information leading to the capture of fugitives in four terrorism-related cases, days after an escaped convict posted a video statement online vowing to resume attacks.

Bernard B. Kerik, the former New York City police commissioner who is overseeing the effort to train a new Iraqi police force, announced rewards of at least $2,500 for information leading to the arrest of anyone who killed an Iraqi police officer or allied soldier.

A variety of (and combinations of) social cues announce rewards in social interaction (e.g., gaze direction can indicate the location of desired food).

FBI announces reward for information about missing VA hard drive [via Digg].

Last month, it announced a rewards program to encourage people to use its search engine to shop for items.

Officials announced financial rewards of 300m yuan ($49m) for "thousands" of locals who had helped.The government has been spooked by militant Islam in neighbouring countries (the borders of Pakistan and Afghanistan are less than 300km, or 185 miles, south of Kashgar).

Keeping up with the tempo, some local traders have announced cash rewards for players who excel in the tournament – a Kandahari property developer, Munir Khan, has promised to give batsman Asghar Stanikzai $10,000 £6,5000) if he scores a century against Bangladesh, while Shamim Katawazi, a trader from Paktika, has promised $10,000 to any Afghan bowler who gets five wickets in a match.

Before the unexpected exchange on testing, Mr. Klein announced that rewards totaling $3.4 million would be distributed to the 134 schools that have received both an A on the city's report card and the highest mark, "well developed," in a review by education consultants who visit and evaluate the schools.