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• Under OGE regulations, employees may receive honoraria for poems, but not for speeches on poetry.
• An unknown number of these individuals would receive honoraria where there is a nexus between their speech and their Government employment.
• Both also received honoraria of 5, 000 rupees each for their contribution to the establishment of fingerprint classification ( Sengoopta, page 144 ).
• First, the Government submits its interests in promoting the efficiency of public service and in avoiding the appearance of impropriety created by abuse of the practice of receiving honoraria.
• In sum, I agree with the Court that s501 is unconstitutional insofar as it bars the respondent class of Executive Branch employees from receiving honoraria for nonwork-related speeches, appearances, and articles.
• I believe that the Court overlooks this nuance when it enjoins all enforcement of s501 against the class, any one of whose members may, in the future, receive honoraria for work-related activities.
• I agree with the Court that s501 is unconstitutional to the extent that it bars this class of employees from receiving honoraria for expressive activities that bear no nexus to government employment.
• Neither Merrill nor Baldwin claimed every book was read in its entirety, but they said judges, who receive honoraria between $ 2, 000 and $ 2, 500, considered each text long enough to know whether it merited further attention.
• The fellowships, endowed by Samuel J . Heyman, a former government lawyer who went on to be a billionaire chief executive of GAF Corp ., will select 20 fellows a year, who will receive honoraria and help paying off student loans.
• As for employees below GS-16, it seems to me clear that Congress would have barred tax examiners from receiving honoraria for lectures on tax policy even if it could not bar the same examiners from receiving honoraria for articles on low-cholesterol cooking.
• As for employees below GS-16, it seems to me clear that Congress would have barred tax examiners from receiving honoraria for lectures on tax policy even if it could not bar the same examiners from receiving honoraria for articles on low-cholesterol cooking.
• The speeches and articles for which respondents had received honoraria in the past concerned matters such as religion, history, dance, and the environment; with few exceptions, neither their subjects nor the persons or groups paying for them had any connection with respondents'official duties.
• But the Court in Part V, in what may fairly be described as an O . Henry ending, holds the statute inapplicable to the entire class before the Court : all Executive Branch employees below grade GS-16 who would receive honoraria but for the statute.
• The Court held that the Government's strong, undisputed interest " in protecting the integrity and efficiency of public service and in avoiding even the appearance of impropriety created by abuse of the practice of receiving honoraria " does not justify a substantial burden on speech that does not advance that interest.
• Id ., at 1275 . ( footnote 6 ) Stressing the absence of evidence of either corruption or the appearance of corruption among lower-level federal employees receiving honoraria with no connection to their employment, the Court of Appeals concluded that the Government had failed to justify the ban's burden on their speech.
• As of March 2015, Lehrer appears to be offering a repeating form of apologia for his misconduct, at student fora, for which he is reported to not be receiving honoraria, according to a report in the Fresno State University student publication, " The Collegian "; at one such forum at Fresno State, Lehrer stated that his large workload led to " very serious mistakes.