When IFAD's Governing Council opens its annual meeting on February 19th, one of the agenda items will be the grandly worded "Emoluments of the President".Mr Nwanze's salary is "on a par" with that of the boss of the much bigger Food and Agriculture Organisation; plus an annual $50,000 representation allowance, and his entire housing costs.
Monday's artwork cycled through three projections: One read, "Pay Trump bribes here"; another, "Emoluments welcome" on top of the flags of Russia, Turkey, China and Saudi Arabia; and a third showed the Emoluments Clause in its entirety.
The revised qualifications appeared in An Act to define the Pay and Emoluments of certain Officers of the Army, and for other Purposes, passed on July 17 , 1862
He preferred rising in his own profession to the emoluments of the civil service.
In fact, as Mr. Cramer sees it, that decade was a time when DiMaggio turned his back on old friends, broke his relationships with his son and with his brother Dominic and grabbed the monetary and other emoluments of his hero status with a sense of entitlement bigger than the Ritz.
When the Rockingham Whigs took office in 1782, bills were passed reducing pensions and emoluments of offices.
"I have not enjoyed for 30 years, like those noble Lords, the honours and emoluments of office," Bright declaimed.
It has also enabled journalists to turn themselves into pundits, with all the glittery and greasy emoluments of that lower trade.
"If government is to meet the emoluments of the new coach, procedure in hiring must be followed".
The emoluments of the office had been increased.
