Sentences with phrase «reward each person according»

16:27 — For the Son of Man is going to come in his Father's glory with his angels, and then he will reward each person according to what they have done.

Matthew 16:27 - 28: «For the Son of Man is going to come in his Father's glory with his angels, and then he will reward each person according to what he has done.

«I the Lord search the heart and examine the mind, to reward each person according to their conduct, according to what their deeds deserve.»

Not exact matches

People will behave according to how you reward them, and so reward mechanisms ought to be as balanced just as you would like their performance to be.

According to Edi, the culture within the Quicken Loans family of companies is such that innovation is rewarded, and people that come up with ideas are given a chance.

According to postdoctoral scholar Diana Tamir, a person disclosing information about himself or herself will be intrinsically rewarding.

We are rewarded according to works, and no kind person will suffer, regardless of religious affiliation.

Arguably, they achieved those goals to as much of an extent as pressure on the Western society could achieve, with establishment of Palestinian Authority and Oslo accords, (in many people's opinion, as a «reward» for terrorism).

According Alhaji Sinare, the NDC will be rewarded with a massive victory because of the faithfulness it has shown towards people living within the Zongos.

A person's ability to delay gratification — forgoing a smaller reward now for a larger reward in the future — may depend on how trustworthy the person perceives the reward - giver to be, according to a new study by researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder.

Hardcore gamers: Obsessed nerds who spent too much time on a single game in order to win arbitrary tournaments without reward, according to casual gamers, or a person that plays games that are deemed to be good according to the person using this term, or a term of approval usually used in self - reference.

According to Taleb (2007) people are permitted to be fortunate thanks to «aggressive trial and error» and not by giving rewards for «mathematical skills».

According to a Pew Research Center report, gamification is «interactive online design that plays on people's competitive instincts and often incorporates the use of rewards to drive action — these include virtual rewards such as points, payments, badges, discounts and free gifts; and status indicators such as friend counts, re-tweets, leaderboards, achievement data, progress bars and the ability to level up.»

We know from a variety of economic, psychological and management studies that people are highly responsive to incentives, even those that do not necessarily have individual rewards or sanctions linked to them or that may merely accord some form of public recognition (or shame) based on the results.

In this new model, according to the dystopian interpretation, content creators (those people we used to call «musicians») are rewarded with royalty payments so tiny that none but the already massively successful can afford to make music.

According to the American Bankers Association, 83 percent of people with a credit card have at least one rewards card.

According to Karen Pryor's clickertraining.com website, «In traditional training, you tell an animal or person what to do, make that behavior happen (using force if necessary), reward good results, and punish mistakes.

Three out of every five people with investable assets of $ 100,000 or more said that cash - back was their favorite credit card reward, according to a new CreditCards.com poll of nearly 800 wealthy U.S. residents.

According to Marriott CEO Arne Sorenson, nearly 100,000 people per day are merging their Marriott Rewards (or Ritz - Carlton Rewards) and Starwood Preferred Guest (SPG) accounts at members.marriott.com.

Satisfaction with credit cards was 117 points higher for people who redeemed rewards points than for those who did not — an indication that «customer satisfaction improves with use of rewards,» according to Clancy.

The «All Risk, No Reward Coalition» launched a flurry of TV ads that, according to the press release, «will educate the American people on the «All Risk and No Reward» of TransCanada's Keystone XL tar sands pipeline and urge President Obama and U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry to reject it.»

KitKat will also supposedly allow developers to create services to allow phones to «emulate» physical cards that let people make payments, earn loyalty rewards, enter secure buildings and public - transit system, according to the confidential document given to Lessin.

According to management researcher and academic Deborah Tannen, «People in powerful positions are likely to reward linguistic styles similar to their own.»

According to Barthels, though working with people is definitely rewarding, this level of patient interaction can also quickly become challenging.

What It's Like to Work in the Engineering Field With more than two million people working in the engineering field in the United States (according to Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates), there's certainly plenty of rewarding careers to choose from within this diverse profession.

The pain and suffering of divorce is not without reward, according to new research, which suggests that people who have suffered in the past savor things more in the present.