emolument

This can come from current emoluments or some other source.

Look, you've still got a lot of emolument to immolate there.

In addition the notes to the accounts need not include the directors' emoluments.

The field included a colt named Emolument, which went off the favorite.

He continued to receive emoluments from the office of Speaker, such as those for private bills.

"I should be delighted to serve your lordship without emolument."

(ii) the payment by that body to such a person of any emoluments.

His full emoluments for services rendered to the three companies are paid by S1.

The emoluments of offices, therefore, can in most cases very well bear to be taxed.

"Luke takes out his decree once more and reads off its emoluments. "

(c) anything else that constitutes an emolument of the employment.

We'll want to put something on paper right now, vague about the job to be done but specific about the emolument.

The emoluments of the office had been increased.

The word is also applied to the emoluments granted to a commander in an order of knights.

He held a position of emolument under the Crown, possibly as coroner, till about 1565.

Therefore, I and my associates feel that you are entitled to some small emolument."

Staff costs include emoluments in respect of Directors as follows:

'The emoluments are slender, but they will be enough for three.

Therefore, he received from Heaven his emoluments of dignity.

So with learning;-emolument may be found in it.

There are no additional emoluments for the office.

The latter was to assume all duties immediately, but would receive none of the emoluments.

A student with an annual emolument of two thousand dollars does not normally travel by taxi.

If the information required on emoluments and other benefits of directors is not given, the auditors must disclose it in their report.

Giving them places of honor and large emolument.