Sentence examples for for past services from inspiring English sources

Redstone said it was for past services, since both Allen and Greenberg had tried over the past several years to bring the two companies together.

Some portion of the payment represents payment for past services rendered, but perhaps some amount could be attributed to nonwage income.

Seversky is suing it for $2,497,069 for past services rendered; for 20 million on the behalf of stockholders, and for the right to use his name.

The mutual lease on Kelmscott was given up (Morris craftily got sole possession back almost immediately) and Rossetti racketed around his house in Cheyne Walk, trying to dodge Fanny Cornforth, a former "stunner" who was running to fat and making menacing noises about being paid off for past services.

Last week, however, the same watchdog group pointed out that the announced leader of the independent review, Norman Augustine, a past presidential science and technology adviser and leader of important technical assessments for NASA and Congress, is receiving substantial payments from ConocoPhilips for past service on the board of directors.

Just for today, however, respect for years of past service demands that Kauto Star tops the bill in the Guinness Gold Cup.

One common current payout system for retirees offers an immediate annual pension at age 50 that provides for life "x" percent for each year of past service, while the retiree pulls down a second income on a new other job.

By then, Mr. Shushkevich was a member of Belarus's democratic opposition, drawing a monthly pension of about 3.2 million rubles, about $200, for his past service as the chairman of Belarus's Supreme Soviet.

That is compensation awarded to Mr. Cheney for his past service, and is perfectly appropriate, provided he sells these assets if elected vice president and puts the proceeds in a blind trust to eliminate any potential conflicts of interest.

"I've got the greatest respect for its past service," said Ms. Palin, "but gol darn it, the pesky lil rascal was just gettin' in the way, bless it's heart.

"Even if Dowd's intentions were solely to reward Trump aides for their past service to the President, discussing pardons with potential witnesses at that point was reckless because of the unlawful impression it could make, putting Trump at greater risk of being charged with obstruction of justice".