Sentence examples for received gratuities from inspiring English sources

It imposed civil penalties ranging from $1,500 to $5,000 and asked those who had received gratuities from Hicks, Muse to reimburse the firm.

Police became involved in partisan political activity to ensure the election of particular candidates; they received "gratuities" for not enforcing unpopular vice laws; and they excluded strangers from social and political life.

The monks and nuns were pensioned and the friars received gratuities.

Finally, a US Marine Corps Major -- while stationed at Camp Fallujah -- illegally solicited and received gratuities on a $2.2 million contract that he was tasked with inspecting and monitoring.

The restaurant pays its workers less than minimum wage, which it is allowed to do because the workers receive gratuities, Ms. Chung said.

The new law will affect workers in the city beyond the restaurant industry, including hotel bellhops, parking lot attendants, pizza deliverers, hair stylists and others who receive gratuities.

This is a varied group indeed, comprising recipients of foreign remittances from their families, workers in service industries who receive gratuities, tourist enterprises catering to foreigners, members of the armed services, workers in some industries who are paid partly in dollars, and even those working in the sex trade.

The Suitors in Chancery Relief Act 1852 gave all court officials salaries, abolished the need to pay them fees and made it illegal for them to receive gratuities; it also removed more sinecure positions.

I was terribly unhappy with what happened to him in Washington". An investigation into corruption in HUD's low-income housing programs--which began months after Pierce left office in 1989--resulted 1989--resulted 1989--resultedmer HUD offinials and outside consultants who were convicted of prison or receiving gratermses in return for favoring clients ofewOP consultants.

The deposits to these undisclosed accounts aggregated more than the $25,000 which respondent reported as his total legitimate income on his tax returns for 1970 and 1971, and evidence of the deposits was admitted at trial as supporting the inference that he improperly received the gratuities as was charged.

The policy change meant the workers themselves no longer received the gratuities attached to banquet bills, she said.