Sentence examples for appropriate award from inspiring English sources

A deranged cartoon shooter, it tracks how each player conducts him or herself over the course of match, and offers an appropriate award.

Whatever the outcome of Hollywood's most important/overrated (delete as appropriate) award ceremony on Sunday, surely that's cause enough to celebrate, isn't it?

"The law provides no guidance, in terms of any benchmark, standard figure, or method of analysis, to aid the jury in the process of determining an appropriate award," Dean Leebron wrote in The New York University Law Review in 1989.

In an email to senior managers today, Thompson said: "The directors and I discussed this very carefully before concluding it was not appropriate to award an increase in pay or award a bonus this year to the senior managers of the organisation – but that we should continue with a modest pay review for the majority of the BBC's employees.

This stands as Jeanne's first major public project since the MacArthur Foundation awarded her its "Genius" grant earlier in the year, and the book shows how appropriate the award is.

In other words, the claim that Clinton is ahead in the popular vote depends entirely on taking seriously the notion that Obama has no support in a state that includes the University of Michigan and the city of Detroit — a claim that suggests that it would be appropriate to award an American Presidential nomination on the basis of an election result that looks like it was imported from North Korea.

For some guidance on when it is appropriate to award a Thumbs-up, there are some great responses in this forums thread.

He said negotiations with the government should see appropriate compensation awarded to the sacked staff.

Here is a far better film that has it all: Harvard, a smitten student (albeit a first-year law student), a romance with a fatal flaw, and a terrific performance by John Houseman as a mean, but (when appropriate) A-awarding professor.

The discount applied by the judge was appropriate, bringing the award down to £50,000.

Yet it would be appropriate if an award intended to encapsulate half a century of achievement should honour someone whose career spanned 46 years.