Sentence examples for for emoluments from inspiring English sources
Impeach them for Emoluments! Bruce has always straddled the line between pop rock and folk music, but never combined the two as well as he did in his album "Magic," which was an indictment of the Bush Administration's policies and a call to action to those of us who are complacent or apathetic to politics.
One key concern was that scholarship had become an avenue for emolument, as a result of which self-interest came to outweigh the concern for truth.
Although the conflict-of-interest clauses do have a loophole for presidents, there is no such loophole for the "emoluments clause", Article I, Section 9 of the constitution, which prohibits public officials from taking payments "of any kind whatever from any king, prince or foreign state".
In the government's latest budget, about $30 million was set aside for "royal emoluments".
So even full divestment of his personal ownership and control of the Trump Organization is no remedy for his emoluments clause violation: it is often to the prince and not the king that special favors are done.
With these definitions for the emoluments clause decided, the judge denied the Trump team's motion to dismiss the case.
The council health department has two main sources of funds from the central government: block grants for personal emolument and other charges, and the basket funds for the operation of service delivery.
Mr. Kim correctly interpreted this as the signal for the emolument.
When asked about the timely disbursement of funds from the central to the local government, our key informants (KI) reported that, comparatively, funds for personal emolument are disbursed to the LGAs on time and as per the budget approved by the national treasury.
But for Trump the emoluments issue, so far, remains nothing but a small nuisance.
So Blumenthal joined forces with the Constitutional Accountability Center and became the lead plaintiff in a lawsuit filed against the President, last week, for violating the emoluments clause.
