Sentence examples for reward for serving from inspiring English sources
As a country are we comfortable with that or do we want to make it more difficult?" A friend of his said last night that the new year honour was a rightful reward for serving at the top of the British business world over a long period.
The castle was initially given to King Edward's son Thomas, Duke of Gloucester; with the fall of Thomas from favour after his uprising against Richard II, Thomas le Despenser received a life grant of the castle in 1397, as part of his reward for serving Richard.
For example, the Quran says, "whoso saveth the life of one, it shall be as if he had saved the life of all mankind" [ 4] and the Prophet stated that "there is a reward for serving any animate (living being)" [ 5].
But members of the FDA's outside advisory committees, who are drawn from the ranks of academic medicine, are rewarded for serving only by the enhancement to their reputation, and don't have similar protections or expectations.
For purposes of meriting a reward or for serving as an exemplar, why would it not suffice for Christ to dwell among us, live a perfect human life resisting all earthly temptation, and then die a quiet death at home?
This is a policy in Bangladesh to reward providers for serving in hill districts with about 33%% enhancement of their basic salary.
Among these, enhancing teachers' conditions of service (improvement of teachers' salaries, prompt payment of salaries, reduction in bottlenecks in appointments, transfers and promotions; rewards and recognition for serving well in difficult areas, providing accommodation and targeting micro-finance schemes for teachers) are paramount.
But Ms Nye has been rewarded with a peerage for serving as Mr Brown's loyal and trusted gatekeeper since 1992.
You may choose to reward someone after your death for serving as a trustee, but the person's main motivation should be concern for your welfare, Ms. Kovacs Gruer said.
We demonstrate through test cases and simulation that elastic threshold-based CAC outperforms existing CAC algorithms for QoS satisfaction and reward optimization in solution optimality for serving multiple QoS service classes in wireless networks.
Future developments of similar schemes should study the impact of differential rewards for practices serving more and less deprived populations, and consider a wider range of levers to promote professional understanding and ownership of indicators.
