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Moscow, however, was eager to have its own patriarch, and it took advantage of the pecuniary needs of the patriarchs of Antioch and Constantinople to suggest that, in exchange for giving them financial support, Moscow be given a patriarch.

The decision to retire takes into account the rewards (pecuniary) and benefits (non-pecuniary) of being a pensioner and of being a worker.

THE building at 104-106 between between Grand and Hester Streets, has been renovated, reconfigured and all but turned upside down over the generations, always to meet the pecuniary aspirations of the owner of the moment.

However, the key determinant of their efficacy is the quality and quantity of entrepreneurship-enabled and ICT-driven innovation that unlocks and captures the pecuniary benefits of the science enterprise in the form of private, public, or hybrid goods.

Individual patients cannot always trust that those who prescribe drugs are qualified to do so (nor that their prescriptions are motivated by the best interests of the patient, rather than the pecuniary interest of the prescriber).

For all players in the mutual fund industry — brokers, advisers and fund managers — strong fiduciary standards and investor-oriented regulatory oversight would subordinate the pecuniary interests of the fund purveyors to the interests of the individual investors that the industry purports to serve.

In our model, managers decide whether or not to integrate their firms, trading off the pecuniary benefits of coordinating production decisions with the private benefits of operating in their preferred ways.

The fundamental difference between e-commerce and Internet finance is in the objective: e-commerce is more focused on regular products but Internet finance is more focused on the pecuniary category of the products, which generates a wide range of virtual products stemmed in the credit.

This can be explained by the fact that the criterion of total revenue is defined by merely the pecuniary revenue of every taxi trip, and higher monetary revenue usually corresponds to excessive driving time and mileage as well as great externalities such as congestion and environmental pollution, which exerts more direct harmful effect to the whole industry.

Still, the pecuniary dimensions of this formulation were never far from the calculations of less high-minded figures.

From all parts of the civilized world come complaints of industrial depression; of labor condemned to involuntary idleness; of capital massed and wasting; of pecuniary distress among businessmen; of want and suffering and anxiety among the working classes".

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