The phrase "award a case" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning without context.
It could be used in legal or competitive contexts where a decision is made to grant a case to someone, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The committee decided to award a case to the plaintiff after reviewing the evidence presented."
Alternatives: "assign a case" or "grant a case".
Since the ruling, the legal battle here has accelerated and, because of the size of the award, a case that had attracted almost no attention has become the focus of intense interest by lawyers, marketing executives and consumer advocates around the country, many of whom see it as part of a growing effort to curtail many types of advertising, including telemarketing and mass e-mail advertising.
Amid the glamorous sea-foam dresses and contentious network rivalries of the Primetime Emmy awards, a case for independent distribution was made when Louis CK accepted an award for his standup special that earned $1m before it aired on primetime.
The Alabama Supreme Court is reviewing a $3.4 billion punitive award, on top of a $90 million compensatory award, in a case about the interpretation of an offshore gas lease.
The Alabama Supreme Court is considering a $3.4 billion punitive award in a case about the interpretation of an offshore gas lease.
And Martha Stewart won the most-watched award for a case in which she was sentenced Friday to five months in prison and five months of home detention.
Punitive Damages Without comment, the court denied review of a punitive damages award in a case that drew attention from the business community.
Samsung fired back against the massive damage award in a case that went all the way to the high court.
A jury slapped General Motors with a $4.9 billion punitive damage award in a case in which a Malibu was rear-ended by a drunk driver.
"The Oshkosh award is a case study in incompetent contracting, exhibiting many of the errors that gave rise to reform legislation in the first place," Thompson says.
First prize was awarded to a case involving a 55-year-old male with familial thrombocytopenia and a unilateral neuralgiform headache secondary to trigeminal vascular contact, and which was successfully treated with carbamazepine.
Elmont Memorial has been the subject of national awards and a case study for academics seeking to understand what makes public schools work well for years.
