The monetary awards were apportioned after each round.
He loved it when you donated the Pulitzer Prize monetary awards to charity.
Still, Professor Burke doesn't believe that the solution is simply to limit lawsuits and monetary awards.
Forty-two percent of cases in 2006 resulted in monetary awards for the customer.
In 2006 the trust instituted a lifetime recognition award, and, beginning in 2010, finalists were also given monetary awards.
They are, however, not eligible for any monetary awards and often end up struggling to make ends meet.
Like the Filartiga case and the Karadzic verdict, many such cases bring huge monetary awards, but few plaintiffs ever collect.
Mr. Silverman explained that for the past 80 years or so, monetary awards for injuries sustained by employees on the job have been covered by workers' compensation insurance.
Several good novelists received monetary awards, including Egyptian Ibrahim Abdelmeguid, but the lack of transparency and somewhat chaotic processes didn't help the prize's credibility.
One of those programs, the Purpose Prize, gives monetary awards to entrepreneurial innovators over the age of 60 who have contributed to the social good.
The monetary awards issued under the program can alleviate some of the risks of becoming a whistleblower – like losing a job and being without an income.
