Honoraria Sample Clauses

Honoraria. Honoraria are payments to a professional person for services for which no fee is required. Honorarium excludes such things as a certificate or other token of appreciation, which has nominal value and may be accepted as a ceremonial courtesy. Employees are not allowed to accept honoraria.

Honoraria. Royalties from publications such as books or articles (other royalties are addressed in the University’s Patent and Tangible Research Property Policies and Procedures)

Honoraria. I understand the Educator Success Fund honorarium is taxable income and that I will receive a 1099 tax form at the end of each year.

Honoraria. The District will provide a $500 honorarium to staff members who facilitate an independent study/ elementary enrichment/remediation opportunity. This may take place before or after a normal student day. This honorarium is subject to building and central office approval.

Honoraria. PIN Level Local Seminar Note: When ticket sales exceed the total cost of the event, including the costs of the honorarium, the profits must be distributed as follows: TICKET PROCEEDS:

Honoraria. Within sixty days of the Implementation Date, the Defendant shall pay to Class Counsel in trust the sum of thirty thousand dollars ($30,000) for contribution to the payment of honoraria in equal measure to each of the three Plaintiffs in this Proceeding. From the amount of Class Counsel legal fees as set forth at Section 15.01, if and as approved by the Court, Class Counsel will seek Court approval to provide: (a) an additional $20,000 honorarium to each of the three Plaintiffs in this Proceeding; and (b) a $30,000 honorarium to Xxxxx Xxxxxx. Canada shall take no position on this request by Class Counsel to contribute to the payment of honoraria from Class Counsel legal fees. In the result, and if approved by the Court, the Plaintiffs in this proceeding and Xxxxx Xxxxxx would then each receive a $30,000 honorarium in recognition of their efforts on behalf of the Class. If this Section 14.01 is found to be void, contrary to public policy or unenforceable, either in whole or in part, such impugned portions shall be regarded as severed while the rest of this FSA shall remain in full force and effect.

Honoraria. (SPELLED OUT), payable in two tranches of _________, (SPELLED OUT) each, 50% on signing of the Contract and the remaining 50%, subject to the provision of the contracted services, the approval of THE INSTITUTE and on submission of the respective digital invoice. FUNDING: To be determined. ACCOUNT: ________,

Honoraria. Where ETS is conducting validation research on Tests, and will pay Examinees to take such Tests, ETS may elect to use Sylvan Test Centers and request Sylvan to recruit Examinees from the area served by the Test Centers, and using Sylvan checks, pay to each Examinee who completes the Test the ETS specified honorarium.

Honoraria. UnFranchise Level Local Seminar (1) After all front-end expenses associated with financing the Local Seminar or District Conferences (includes, but is not limited to, Speakers’ Honoraria), the remaining funds shall be distributed as follows:

Honoraria an amount of $1,500 to be paid to each of the representative plaintiffs pursuant to paragraph 39 (collectively $4,500). Information: any information or data in any form regardless of the medium in which it is stored or through which it is transmitted. Net Fund Balance: the balance remaining in the Settlement Fund after payment of the costs listed in paragraph 8 b) to g). News Release: the CNW news release contemplated by paragraph 11 c) – see Appendix III. Notice Program: the notice program defined in paragraph 11. Ontario Action: the class action proceeding before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in Toronto, court file number 12-55608. Ontario Approval Order a consent order of the Ontario Court approving the discontinuance of the Ontario Action without costs. Ontario Court: the Ontario Superior Court of Justice sitting in court file number 12-55608. Opt Out Form: the form which is Appendix VII. Opt Out Deadline: 60 days from the date of the Courts' Approval.