As an example of Hideyoshi's shrewd judgment, he gave the Kantō domain, formerly controlled by the Hōjō family, to Tokugawa Ieyasu, nominally as a reward for distinguished service.
Trait harm avoidance, however, distinguished offenders with higher reward dependence (low HA offenders) from their counterparts.
He said: "Rewarding long and distinguished service by the grant of residence in this country for whom the service was performed would be a vindication and an enhancement of this covenant".
Wendt came to Conseco in 2000 after a distinguished career at General Electric and was rewarded with one of the loftiest compensation packages of the time.
And while Ditka's oft-stated admiration for "Walder" is no doubt genuine, his refusal to reward Payton's years of distinguished service with an easy touchdown in Super Bowl XX will always be a puzzler.
As a reward for "his long and distinguished service," the company, a maker of household and beauty products, decided to double those payments, a present worth more than $1 million.
[C6.] Microsoft to Honor Its Engineers To reward its brightest technologists, Microsoft plans to announce a distinguished engineer program today, initially honoring 16 of the company's best designers.
While distinguished Canadians have accepted appointments to the Senate, the tendency of governments to use it to reward retired politicians or party operatives has, over time, made it fertile ground for political cartoonists.
In an effort to reward its brightest technologists, Microsoft plans to announce today that it has created a distinguished engineer program, initially honoring 16 of the company's best designers.
But even if we had never gone on that hill, it would still be a distinguished, soft, red, thornless flower growing among the cutting, scratching plants, and that in itself is its own reward".
