Sentence examples for payment for serving from inspiring English sources

Kurt Kerns, the lead defense lawyer, has suggested on cross-examination that the witnesses have a financial incentive — the $96 a day they receive as payment for serving as government witnesses.

He also earned $41,625 in speaking fees and payments for serving on boards of directors.

Mr. Gingrich also earned $41,625 in speaking fees and payments for serving on the boards of directors of various companies, as well as a $76,200 pension from the federal government.

This month, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, a lawmaker from the New Democracy Party and the son of a former prime minister, caused a stir when he proposed reducing Parliament to 200 members from 300; eliminating double pensions, special payments for serving on committees and immunity for government ministers and lawmakers; and opening up the books on party finances.

Still, is it really ethical to have accepted salary payments from taxpayers for serving in public office, then turn around accept private funds to undo one's very deeds of office once in a private law practice?

Insurers typically receive fixed monthly payments, set in advance, for serving Medicare patients.

Long payment terms are just business as usual with ad networks – it often takes our partner Federated Media six months or more to get us payment for ads served on TechCrunch.

The criminal complaint said Mr. Park received at least $2 million in secret payments from Mr. Hussein's government for serving as a liaison between Iraqi and United Nations officials.

A former client of the securities law firm Milberg Weiss was sentenced to six months' home detention and a $600,000 fine for lying under oath about secret payments that he received in exchange for serving as lead plaintiff in investor lawsuits.

She told the conference that the annual increments that are set to be scrapped were not payments for "time serving" but reflected the rising "expertise and experience" of teachers.

Capitation is the system of payment for each customer served, rather than by service performed.