The direct costs strongly depend on the prizes for drugs.
Winning the Turner prize does not necessarily depend on one artist delivering a knock-out exhibition.
Hunter asked readers for their views on how important a UK-focused prize is in an increasingly international and digital science fiction marketplace, and how much the success and credibility of the award depend on having a cash prize.
Suppose, depending on the prizes and the odds, that half of the subjects say they prefer the first kind of ticket.
Tax ramifications for noncash prizes "depend on the facts and circumstances of each case," Mr. Burke said.
Plus, having cash prizes depend on the performance of student athletes undoubtedly led to ethical considerations as NCAA athletes aren't allowed any form of payment or sponsorship while they are still enrolled in school.
Additional tickets cost $5 to $10, depending on the prize level — regular, grand, super grand, super duper grand.
The Citation Laureates, therefore, are scientists whose work has proved itself worthy of possible Nobel recognition - perhaps soon, perhaps a decade or two in the future, depending on the prize committee's inclinations and deliberations.
The value of the prizes will depend on the number of entries, and will be declared before the draw; but in no case will they be less than the amount of the entrance money, and if there are ten and less than sixteen entries, they will be made up to £10 10s and £5 5s respectively.— Henry Jones – Hon Sec of the Lawn Tennis sub-committee.
1.19pm BST Over to you … Jessica writes: The success of the Longitude 2014 Prize will depend on its design.
