Sentence examples for public reward from inspiring English sources

Sources of fees in this system included public reward programs, insurance companies, commercial houses, prosecuting associations, and subscriptions.

His baronetcy in 1990 - for which that hereditary title was restored after a long obsolescence - was his public reward.

Given the private costs and the absence of public reward, Mr. Lim says it is getting harder and harder to keep volunteers.

In speaking only the truth, it seems, Mr. Beatty said goodbye to any chance of public reward, becoming one of the stranger casualties of Broadway's desperate infatuation with celebrity.

Public rewards for information: a share of the proceeds, as with the US citizen paid $14m for whistleblowing.

But it seems prudent to remember how the voting public rewarded the leading practitioners of these contrasting Democratic styles.

Instead of feeding such insecurities, he thinks, one ought to build craft inwardly and take joy in private doing rather than in public rewards.

That includes not just tough, well-enforced regulations, economic liabilities and criminal penalties for companies that prove too dangerous, but also positive incentives and public rewards for those that put safety first.

Messud gracefully intertwines the stories of three friends, attractive, entitled 30-ish Brown graduates "torn between Big Ideas and a party" but falling behind in the contest for public rewards and losing the struggle for personal contentment.

After fighting to secure a stay of the executive order signed by President Trump barring entry to the country for people from seven Muslim countries, the public rewarded the ACLU's vigilance with a windfall of cash.

But Republicans are running an aggressive misinformation scheme, and if it's effective, the White House may need to reconsider whether the public rewards or punishes leaders who act like grown-ups.