Sentence examples for always awarded from inspiring English sources

But although no prime minister wants duffers around his table, such jobs are not always awarded on ability alone.

In the return fixture Paul Barron saved a Jan Molby penalty (the bog standard dodgy decision always awarded to the home team at Anfield during the 1980s), before Steve McMahon gave Liverpool the lead on a night of incredible drama.

The plum London appointment is almost always awarded to a major campaign donor — though the challenges could be a bit tougher this term as Britain prepares to exit the European Union.

Furthermore, a point is always awarded for item 17 (separation of information) in case of purely gynecologic or purely obstetric clinics, and for item 27 (birth numbers) in case of purely gynecologic clinics.

Grants are always awarded for a specific purpose.

It is true that the International Olympic Committee does not always award the games to democracies.

"In her later years she spent a great deal of time traveling between Connecticut and Florida, and directed that the foundation always award grants to programs and groups in those two states".

Also, regardless of whether sustains are hit early or late, if the fret is held for the full duration of the hold, the game will always award the same amount of score increase for the note.

While this is true, readers should know that miles are only sometimes -- not always -- awarded.

The army medal has always been awarded solely for valour in combat, but the navy medal could be, and was, awarded for noncombat purposes such as lifesaving, although since 1942 it has been awarded only for combat.

Bracelets have not always been awarded for winning events.