Sentence examples for in emoluments from inspiring English sources

(The Standard of Hong Kong notes that he will reap $1 million in "emoluments" in his new job, not to mention performance bonuses and stock options).

In early November 1973 Nixon requested a reduction in emoluments to pre-1969 levels as a remedy to the problem.

However, the Ineligibility Clause does not distinguish between increases in emoluments by legislation, and increases by executive order.

Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty concluded that no disqualifying event had occurred because the increase in emoluments to that office had occurred in a term prior to the one Kenyon was serving at the time of the nomination.

Directors received £2.56m in total emoluments during the year, there was also a charge of £413,000 for loss of office.

Based on Rick Moody's novel, The Ice Storm is set in suburban Connecticut over the Thanksgiving holiday in 1973 signified by the characters' collective fashion sense and the presence of Richard Nixon sweating on television, fourteen-year-old Wendy Hood Christina Riccii) announcing "He should be shot" like a modern-day resister well-versed in the emoluments clause.

The overall need to control growth in 'personal emoluments' (wages and allowances) may be circumvented by the fact that institutions are increasingly able to hire 'casual' staff, paid from IGF.

In addition, the emoluments clause in the U.S. Constitution prohibits elected officials from accepting benefits from foreign powers.

If he doesn't do this, some of them say, he will be in violation of the emoluments clause in the Constitution (Article 1, Section 9), which bars Presidents from taking payments of any kind from foreign states.

Since the moment he took office, Trump has almost certainly been in violation of the Emoluments Clause in Article I, Section 9 of the U.S. Constitution.

Most listed companies' annual accounts do not include vested share awards in the main "emoluments" table detailing directors' pay.