It also prohibits the giving of a gift, money or valuable consideration to obtain a dignity or title of honour.

Although an expectancy could be assigned for valuable consideration, there was no evidence that any such assignment had been effected, or was proposed.

To be a valid restraint of trade in the first place, both parties must have provided valuable consideration for their agreement to be enforceable.

The prize, together with any fee paid or discount received, are all considered to be valuable consideration.

The mutual assent of two or more parties, competency to contract and valuable consideration.

Honda have done more miles in testing than anyone this winter, including a trip to the desert kingdom where they picked up valuable data.

Potentially the most valuable data may come from analysis of plague bacteria extracted from dental remains.

It loads images only when you scroll down to them so you don't waste valuable data on pictures that you won't see, and compresses dataheavy items.

Dominion believes that up to $200 million-worth of exploration work had been carried out in the area, providing valuable data for the newcomer to focus future exploration efforts.

Similarly, a fitness tracker knows whether you're a couch potato or a gym bunny - valuable data for any health insurer.

He said the region was known for its highly prized aged, fermented walrus meat, a valuable export from the region.

Production varied widely, and increasing amounts were used domestically, but at independence cotton was only the fourth most valuable export crop.

By 1846, wool became the country's most valuable export.

Carmine became the region's second most valuable export next to silver.

During the 1980s, coffee became the country's most valuable export crop.

His skill in finding another valuable object will benefit him and any museum that acquires it.

Sometimes the sheer artistry of a car makes it a valuable object, just like a painting or sculpture.

There's a valuable object in a drawer you rarely open.

It was a compulsion, one he was quite unable to resist, like a kleptomaniac who simply has to pocket the valuable object in front of him.

Art had mislaid 'a valuable object', he wrote, and artists needed to 'return to the object, not to escape from it'.