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Pop the word expo into a search engine and you will be rewarded with a long list of trade shows and business conferences.

The financial blow-up demonstrated that many highly rewarded people did not know what they were doing.

Enjoy this special time together, celebrate the successes of a year gone by, and prepare for hard work to be rewarded in the new year.

Good and evil will always be rewarded; it is only a question of time.

If you work hard and benefit the company you work for, you deserve to be rewarded for that.

Legrottaglie himself had a fine game at centre back, and he has again been rewarded with a call-up to the Italy national team.

The company rewarded him for his years of service with a grand farewell party and several presents.

enjoy problem solving, have a keen desire to be rewarded for results and a strong sense of urgency and intensely dislike losing.

And we might be able to develop some kind of intervention programs to help mothers feel more rewarded about their parenting and their baby.

Each individual should be rewarded in proportion to his contribution to the profit of his own division and of the corporation as a whole.

Her impatience for this second letter was as well rewarded as impatience generally is.

Those who were willing to embrace considerable risk when the economy seemed to be collapsing have been rewarded, as they should be.

I've never gotten up to see something one of my kids wanted to show me and not been rewarded.

Aggressive upwelling for tips is often rewarded while low-key, quality service often goes unrecognized.

This may be costly (and distasteful in that incompetence is being rewarded) but at least you get rid of her with no ugliness and no risk.

As you level up, you will be rewarded with a choice of loot, as well as unlock new abilities to use as part of your arsenal.

Your efforts will not go unnoticed and be rewarded and all support is available and ready to come forth.

The discoverer of a world-he who lifted the American gold land from the sea, and gave it to his king-he is rewarded with iron chains.

Now imagine working that HARD year in and year out, only to be rewarded with an inept supporting cast and an early exit out of the playoffs.

I got to see all my efforts rewarded.

In government programs, waste is rewarded as budgets are often determined by how much money a department is able to consume in a year.

The go-getter worked all day, skipping his lunch break, expecting that his superior effort would be rewarded.

If I get good at reading hit books first, I'll end up paying close to nothing but be rewarded for my good taste and ability to sneeze ideas.

He was landed from the boat, within half a mile of the castle, and rewarded his towers with a guilder , to their great satisfaction.

"Quite, " said the Queen of Scots and then she began to speak of how great Princes rewarded those who helped them.

However these costs should also be recognised by the regulatory framework, and rewarded in the form of a reduced surcharge.

Employees must not be rewarded for breaking the bank, particularly if it is then rescued by the taxpayers.

He was rewarded for his years of service to the company with a grand farewell party.

I suppose you hae been more than rewarded for your attendance today. And hope to see you again next meeting.

The Press Association in London said thousands of people stayed up to watch the eclipse in the UK and were rewarded with clear skies.

So don't stand there smiling across the bar, waiting for her to come to you. Take the initiative. You'll be rewarded for it.

Please enjoy it as I do, and come away from this book as if from a great vacation: rewarded, refreshed & inspired!

Paraphrase: The reward of a thing well done cannot be isolated from the course of action. Those who have done it will naturally be rewarded.

The king was amazed that his minister seemed to be able to read the mind of a horse. So he rewarded him appropriately.

A manager might be able to answer the three sponsor questions and get rewarded with a project, but sometimes that won't close the deal.

Unless you choose to do great things with it, it makes no difference how much you are rewarded, or how much power you have.

You hope, but we had a tiny picture . . . this was a year when Hollywood rewarded rule breakers.

They rewarded him for his great help with a gift of money.

And he said to David, Thou art more righteous than I: for thou hast rewarded me good, whereas I have rewarded thee evil.

I bowed before him, and I told him that he should be honoured and rewarded for his kindness to me.

The goalkeeper is playing some of the best football of his career this season and is set to be rewarded with a new long-term deal.

Unlike other investment banks, which rewarded senior staff with large amounts of restricted stock, RBS continued to pay big cash bonuses.

He always believed that if he worked hard then he would be rewarded with a good life .

Above all, Sudan resents the fact that it has not been rewarded for its recent steps towards modernisation .

She was rewarded for her efforts with a cash bonus .

Evra set to win new Man Utd contract offer Manchester United fullback Patrice Evra is to be rewarded for his performances with a new deal.

And you don't need me to tell you how handsomely they've rewarded shareholders along the way.

However, in reality, a great deal of money may be paid in environmental protection but less gain rewarded.

The common opinion in the past was that tips both rewarded the efforts of good service and reduced uncomfortable feelings of inequality.

Thanks for your sharing of this perfect piece and the interesting story of it. Your efforts are well rewarded.

Wonderful times await you and very bit of effort you put in now will be well rewarded.

Just as Ms Nooyi eventually reached the top of the corporate ladder, PepsiCo's efforts have also been rewarded.

But can we expect every piece of good environmental behaviour to be rewarded with the promise of more air miles?

Nor should "ethnic cleansing" be rewarded, which it would be in an independent Bosnian Serb republic or Abkhazia.

North Korea would like the same: to be accepted by America as a nuclear power and still rewarded.

Within the first year, she was rewarded by the discovery of a shaft and several underground chambers and tunnels.

The crisis does not seem to have affected the way bankers are rewarded.

So on Saturday, Jack hired himself to a butcher, who rewarded him by the handsome present of a shoulder of mutton.

Han agreed to rescue the captive Princess Leia Organa if he was to be rewarded, and rewarded well.

The hotel will regularly for your performance, reasonable assessment, outstanding staff from selected managers, make your efforts rewarded.

For your service to the Horde, , you are to be rewarded with your choice from among these weapons.

It needs them to do this in a secure, transparent way and for bankers and shareholders to be appropriately rewarded for so doing.

in Juren was even more grateful to the doctor and rewarded him with a great gift.

France and most of the Nordic countries have embraced such policies and been rewarded with a rise in fertility close to replacement level.

She happily enjoyed my special treatment and rewarded me with more understanding performance.

Good intentions are rewarded with plenty of Nile perch (for now) but a degraded ecosystem in the long run.

At Koch Industries, this means that employees are rewarded, promoted or fired, based on whether or not their work adds to the bottom line.

Grateful voters rewarded him by electing his wife in 2007, amid heady talk of a long reign for the first family.

They rewarded him for saving the child.

He rewarded his gaffer's faith with a series of magical displays and four crucial goals, which made him the tournament's joint top scorer.

As a represent of agriculture web search engine, the website "Chinese Sounong" has been used widely and been rewarded.

She was generously rewarded for her work.

Just as we're losing Dr. White, we readers are rewarded with the cold comfort of the truth about the murder.

Now leave at once and go home! I said I would reward you handsomely, but the Lord has kept you from being rewarded.

But at a time when most financial analysts are still rewarded on a quarterly basis, the chances of opening out investor horizons are small.

The right to own private property was considered a sacred right, since it was essential to the operation of the rewarded system.

Clearly the risks need to be rewarded with commensurate returns, or the asset class has no future.

If I continue my current high-quality performance, how and when can I expect to be rewarded?

The most insidious form of institution is the "too big to fail" bank, not the small, richly-rewarded partnership.

As she crosses the chalk finish line on her training run, she is rewarded with purple Mardi Gras beads and chicken nuggets.

Currently, above 50% of Yeeyan's gross income is rewarded to the community, even though the company is still fighting for its survival.

The units and individuals that have made outstanding contributions to prevention and control of occupational diseases shall be rewarded.

Again, I can only say I thank you and I hope that I have rewarded your faith and loyalty.

Instead, the bank rewarded salespeople at Washington Mutual for making large volumes of loans, and enticing them with trips.

Sarkozy defended himself by arguing that Qaddafi needed to be rewarded for his recent gestures toward the West.

A king had his crier announce in the town squares that whoever found his missing daughter would be rewarded with a fortune.

Investors have been rewarded for slowly extending out on the risk curve.

Now, she wanted that performance to be rewarded with managerial responsibilities and a new job title.

Eternal in the United States if this static moment, the future may be faced by the catastrophe, had been comforted and rewarded.

Silver Lake's confidence has been rewarded, and its investors will never be asked to pay for a dime of the guaranteed debt.

If planning decisions are to be decentralised, as it wishes, local communities need to be rewarded for allowing development to proceed.

He rewarded her with money for her heroic deeds.

Investment invitation of base construction: investors will be rewarded in a form of factory building lease or benefit transfer.

He hates himself like this, hates the fact that his efforts never get rewarded.

He rewarded me with 30 dollars for taking him to the airport.

Later in the study, the children expressed dislike for the foods they had been rewarded for eating.

Good teaching and research are not rewarded with extra funding or promotions; institutions do not lose money if their students drop out.

An uncompromising, often bleak novel, Grits is certainly a difficult book, but the dedication of any reader will be rewarded.

I believe the efforts will finally be rewarded, sooner or later, " he said. "

But he said that "good teachers will be rewarded with more money for improved student achievement" .

It's a thrill to see you rewarded for your talent and hard work.

This candour is usually rewarded with more negative publicity.

Working as a team member is not natural to all people, especially for those who entered their careers when individual effort was rewarded.

If people are still rewarded if they abide by the ethics code and miss their targets, everyone will take notice of that too.

Bandai, Golden Bear, Lego, Character Options and Spin Master were all rewarded twice.

They hinted that if I did this, I would be rewarded by the organization once the financial crisis was over.

He was rewarded with a few weeks' vacation for his outstanding work.

They expect to be rewarded with a pay raise, promotion, praise, complimentary letter, etc.

Don't expect to be remunerated for every little thing you do . In the long run , all the efforts you have made will be duly rewarded.

The children were rewarded for good conduct and punished for bad conduct.

This will be very hard, because policymakers are not rewarded, and probably never will be, for allowing small crises or small recessions.

He raised the name of Demark to the stars, and was rewarded with injury, loss and sorrow.

The run-up shot may be more difficult or impossible to get close to the flagstick, as the preferred shot should be rewarded, when possible.

In a few words: well-rewarded, challenging and meaningful career opportunities and work experiences.

It would be run by professional managers, not necessarily from Japan, rewarded with performance-based salaries.

Thus the king did his job of maintaining the country in good order and the gods rewarded him with a long reign (or so the theory goes).

Still, it should have been held accountable for the colossal devastation the recent flood has caused. Instead, it has been rewarded.

Then almost compassionately he said, "You should be greatly rewarded. "

Most mothers do not work full-time anyway (though the proportion who do is growing), and their part-time jobs are ill-rewarded.

Despite the current price slump, Mr Suwaidi's faith in a global LNG market seems likely to be rewarded.

Once the task was accomplished, Goddess of Western Heaven rewarded the archer with a pill that would make him immortal.

The president's Race to the Top federal education initiative also rewarded states that promised to improve instruction in the field.

But here's the thing. While Mr. Brown and his party may deserve to be punished, their political opponents don't deserve to be rewarded.

or read to him some of my own writings and been rewarded in return with praise unsparing.

Our efforts have been rewarded with trust: More people in more places get their news from the AP than from any other source.

During the boom investors rewarded growth, whether it was sustainable or not.

Courteous driving is seldom rewarded. Stop at a zebra crossing for pedestrians and you could wait endlessly for the sea of people to part.

This approach nicely generalizes to the real world, where agents might be rewarded for doing certain actions and punished for doing others.

Domestic and foreign investors nonetheless bought shares enthusiastically and were rewarded in the form of capital growth.

He then tried to snatch it from me and was rewarded with a sharp kick for his troubles.

But over the long haul, investors are rewarded -- if they adopt a long-term outlook and diversified investment plan.

But their efforts were rewarded, for the harvest was an even bigger success than they had hoped.

More than a year's time, many times over-fulfilled, and were rewarded.

The general terms and conditions of trade are previously rewarded business conditions.

Companies that innovate on this dimension are likely to be richly rewarded.

The loom was declared public property in 1806, and Jacquard was rewarded with a pension and a royalty on each machine.

Some investors asked to be rewarded for the extra risk and others, unwilling to start paying for credit research, just walked away.

Participants will be rewarded with a $10 Amazon. com Gift Card for filling out a short survey after their stay.

But Seoul, Tokyo and Washington expressed strong reservations, saying Pyongyang should not be rewarded for belligerency.

South Asian countries must be rewarded for afforestation, reforestation and carbon stock growth, say N. H. Ravindranath and Shamama Afreen.

If the king of the country had known the language and could appreciate its literature, he would doubtless have rewarded the poet.

And here's one for every room, and she had already left BOSS be rewarded when that day really brilliant laugh.

In order to identify a scent, the chemicals are mixed into a sugary liquid that bees are rewarded with, laced with a hit of caffeine.

If there were any justice in this world, the early-airport people would be rewarded for doing the right thing.

Everyone's been working extremely hard to make the business a success and it's great to see their efforts rewarded.

People get rewarded for doing things a little bit faster, better and cheaper, not for shaking up the status quo.

But his legend was united with old Nordic folktales of a magician who punished naughty children and rewarded good children with presents.

They rewarded me with a prize.

Many young men, said another commander, are frustrated that they risked their lives on the battlefield but have yet to be rewarded.

As the crisis has escalated, the US has repeatedly insisted that North Korea should not be rewarded for bad behaviour.

Most of the time, mothers work hard all year round and are rewarded for it with only a single day of relaxation.

Troops were rewarded with extra leave for killings of presumed rebels, and for preventing terrorist attacks or discovering the perpetrators.

Its managers are rewarded according to the accounting profit of the bank.

He claimed to accept money from investors as a form of altruism, and they rewarded him with fanatic loyalty.

To what extent are managers and employees recognized and rewarded on the basis of achieving performance measures?

She rewarded me with a smile.

His son, although athletic, is starting to be rewarded for his size because of his performance in football.

Personally, I feel rewarded and more motivated just by crossing tasks off with a black marker as I complete them.

And at some point, as China keeps hinting, the bank will surely be rewarded for not plundering its basket of investments in the country.

If God had bestowed ten points of beauty upon the world, he rewarded nine to the Jerusalem and only left one for the rest of earth to share.

attacks, but ultimately you are rewarded with unprecedented richness should you be brave enough to try it.

The ethical courage to submit to repetition is rewarded by the consistent, reliable aesthetic pleasure found in a loving marriage.

The LORD dealt with me according to my righteousness; according to the cleanness of my hands he rewarded me.

Lets use the example of a down-stay in which the final MARK is rewarded with a game of tug.

Well, to put it in a simple way, we feel we should be rewarded with a big discount for wholesales.

That system was subjective enough that biases could creep in, and rewarded Wall Street workers for making friends and fitting in.

When a horse did as it was instructed, the trainer rewarded it with food pellets.

IN BUSINESS, virtue is not always rewarded.

But if it is rewarded three times, it will remember it for its entire lifetime, " said Menzel. "

Sometimes, truth isn't good enough, sometimes people deserve more. Sometimes people deserve to have their faith rewarded.

After some further toil his efforts were rewarded, and a very shabby door-mat lay exposed to view.

You'll likely be rewarded with a pleasant smile and a friendly hello.

Type "drunk" and the name of pretty much any animal into YouTube and you'll be rewarded with hilarious footage of inebriated beasts.

Keep an open mind and I'm sure you'll be rewarded with a lot of great chinese friends.

Those who rise to the top are lavishly rewarded, and vilification for incompetence is part of the bargain.

Unlike Obama, he was rewarded with midterm gains for his own party because a majority liked where he was taking the country.

Those organisms that paired with fungi were rewarded, because fungi do not need light.

Optimistic animals will see the striped rods as like the ones they were rewarded with.

The board of directors rewarded employees who had made prominent contributions to the company.

e. g. I would feel amply rewarded if I could help you with the problem.

And when Baekeland put this stuff into the bakelizer, he was rewarded with a hard, translucent, infinitely moldable substance.

During an engagement in Livorno he so impressed a wealthy French merchant that he was rewarded with a valuable violin.

because the lady who owns the sweet shop heard about his troubles and rewarded him with a large box of chocolates.

We and many other Beings have worked tirelessly to help you awaken, and our patience has been rewarded by your recent response.

By showing a little unselfishness , Kobe was rewarded with an NBA Finals appearance and the MVP trophy.

He believed "inefficient, immature" Chinese markets rewarded active investment management rather than indexation.

I worked through books and got help from coworkers, and was rewarded with scripts that freed up my time for more interesting testing.

Benitez revealed in an interview with Liverpoolfc. tv on Friday that Reina could soon be rewarded with a new deal.

So, those who had previously liked drawing were less motivated once they expected to be rewarded for the activity.

Whoever donates archives to the State shall be rewarded by the archives repositories concerned.

four champions will be identified from the finalists and each of them will be rewarded with a book coupon worth hk $ 2 , 000 and a trophy.

Concentrate on filling the frame with your subject and you will be rewarded with a stronger image.

We were rewarded with one point from a hard fight and it is great for this young team to have achieved this draw.

Hansen believes Gerrard fully deserves the honour, but admits he is not surprised the excellent form of the 28-year-old has been rewarded.

When I worked for an internet company, I was told to work hard and I would get rewarded in stock options.

Each time the pup approached a stranger in a friendly manner, the trainer rewarded her lavishly.

Make the extra effort to impress the interviewers and you will be likely to be rewarded with a better job offer at a better salary.

Partners are increasingly measured and rewarded as managers of people, not just for the amount of money they bring in.

He said, "In America, you can metaphorically and literally sell your soul and be rewarded for it. "

New York state's attorney-general has reportedly issued a subpoena to Bank of America demanding data on its most well-rewarded employees.

China has rewarded Guo for her loyalty.

Scarcity and planned obsolescence are rewarded in the short term, for it creates a 'turnover' of profit, while also making more jobs.

In a mobile world, risk takers will go where their skills are rewarded and where the opportunities are greatest.

Cats cannot understand punishment as humans do, they must be praised and rewarded for desired behavior instead.

But, it was only living abroad that rewarded students with increased creativity. Two weeks of hostel hopping don't count.

Therefore, it is important for high-quality sites to be rewarded, and that's exactly what this change does.

Excess is rewarded, and corruption, where certainly, failure to carry out our responsibility, is rewarded.

Team members are more likely rewarded on individual performance rather than merely on teamwork and collaboration.

Only a few writers were kissed by fortune, however there are thousands more whose work is never rewarded.

Transient Analysis of Rewarded Continuous Time Markov Model by Regenerative Randomization with Laplace Transform Inversion.

Kindness is a quality that isn't often rewarded in our schools, so we must make a strong effort to acknowledge it at home.

These sulks are too tiring to keep up indefinitely if one is not being rewarded with a response.

But people are more resentful when bankers are rewarded for failure, or when fortunes are made by rent-seeking rather than enterprise.

Twenty student advocates with outstanding performance were rewarded with summer internships at various Jardines' business units.

You'll have lots of opportunities to be promoted. Spend more time on your work and you'll be well rewarded.

The results of the experiments where scholastic performance was rewarded were uniformly disappointing.

But Russia's aggression in Georgia must not be rewarded by conceding the enclaves' independence.

At the end of your life on earth you will be evaluated and rewarded according to how well you handled what God entrusted to you.

Good fathers are rewarded with quality family relationships across the board, Geary said.

And for much of the 1990s, Argentina was rewarded with much lower interest rates and large inflows of foreign capital.

God rewarded Enoch 's faithfulness by taking him to heaven while he was still alive.

Put your love to write in today, tomorrow, he was rewarded for the only I helpless can expect practice promise.

Green economics may triumph! Sustainable industry can be financially rewarded!

Remember the words of Jesus: "If, as my representatives, you give even a cup of cold water to a little child, you will surely be rewarded. "

Children repeat behavior if it is rewarded and avoid behavior if it is punished or ignored.

to reward sb. with sth She rewarded him with a smile.

President Obama said his jobs plan was for people who believed "if you worked hard and played by the rules, you would be rewarded. "

Assume, then, a run of profitable years in which shareholders receive high returns and employees are handsomely rewarded.

Mothers who have sacrificed their youth and career for their children are not always rewarded .

Society is rewarded forits trust with a professional quality that it would otherwise be unable toensure.

Leaders in enterprises yielding good economic returns and making great contributions to society should be rewarded.

The only conceivable explanation is if the company rewarded such behaviour, for example through promotions or bonuses.

This would be rewarded by the rest of the world accepting the rise of China.

Students pay to be taught, but their professors are rewarded almost entirely for research.

Soldiering is a dangerous profession, invariably underpaid but generously rewarded by the courage and constancy of one's comrades.

That performance was rewarded by the England Supporters Club voting him their Player of the Year.

Realize that hard work should be rewarded with a nice meal at your favorite restaurant or a trip to the movies.

Harvest was rewarded a year later.

remember to be respectful to somebody who outranks you . this exercise in patience will be well rewarded.

the dogs were drawing on previous experiences in which they were rewarded for approaching distressed human companions.

I love this democratic and highly-tolerant nation in which I have received endless blessings. The kind will always be rewarded.

He was rewarded with a three-week-holiday for his achievements.

But if history -- even including the Great Depression -- is any guide, patient, long-term investors will be rewarded.

Since incompetence is rewarded, new and better methods take much longer to become part of the mainstream in these fields.

But I am just sad that the players do not get rewarded for what they produce.

Process owners are rewarded on two basic things: completing their projects and showing measurable positive value to the organization.

Honor points are earned in a very similar manner to the honor rewarded in the current honor system.

Trade also encouraged specialisation, since it rewarded individuals and communities who focus on areas of comparative advantage.

In fact, voters rewarded those with a track record of bringing growth almost regardless of ideological bent.

It goes against all fairness that failure should be rewarded on an enormous scale.