pecuniary

No political party should have a pecuniary advantage over another.

But the issue is of more than mere pecuniary interest.

How did I come to be in this fortunate pecuniary position?

But it was outrageous for the players to want to play the same pecuniary game.

There is no definition of pecuniary interest in the legislation.

The pecuniary difficulties of the Institution had become very great.

And we may be putty in their pecuniary little hands.

There is also a powerful pecuniary one: the money would come out of their pockets.

Let's be honest: from a pecuniary perspective, the price is right.

The plaintiffs' loss of business was pecuniary or economic damage.

A pecuniary or proprietary interest can arise in two ways.

Such graduates saw little, if any, pecuniary benefits from their investments.

The reason for breaking our vows were pecuniary and made financial sense.

The traditional common law holding is that a corpse does not have pecuniary value.

They then will not be liable for any pecuniary dues.

However, she admits to being curious about his "pecuniary position."

Thus, almost at once, pecuniary embarrassments passed for ever out of his life.

There are no pecuniary penalties available for a breach of section 18.

Both pecuniary and real externalities can be either positive or negative.

The system is built and administered by volunteers without pecuniary interests.

It can also set the stage for an extended pecuniary hangover.

Could we just clear whether those are pecuniary or non-pecuniary.

She was prudent, and it may almost be said sharp, in pecuniary affairs.

If she consents, he is being used for her pecuniary pleasures.

She told him the pecuniary results, and then hesitated.