Sentence examples for award less from inspiring English sources

College admissions officers do not award less merit-based aid to early decision applicants because of the binding commitment.

Not only did that make the award less relevant to the public, it hampered its ability to lift book sales.

Regulators and lawmakers, complaining that big bonuses encouraged excessive risk-taking before the crisis, nudged banks to award less cash in favor of stock.

The federation awarding him with the world sailor of the year award, less than a year after some of those people wanted to make an example of him, is testatment to his character," said Park.

There are no juries in civil actions in Europe, for example, making absurdly generous awards less likely.

And in another suprise twist, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg voiced keen disappointment at the arbitration award, even though it awarded less than the city had favored.

Almost half of all applicants in sex discrimination cases, and more than a third of those in race discrimination cases, are awarded less than £2,000.

The court added that jurors awarded less than the $140 million Ms. Gilbert asked for, proving that "they were exercising their independent abilities to reason".

Other recent honorees, like Thomas Von Essen, the former fire commissioner, and Bernard B. Kerik, the former police commissioner, were not knighted but were awarded less prestigious titles.

Richard Mahony, a spokesman for the Bents, said that they were gratified that the commission's request for a new trial was denied and that the judge had awarded less than 1 percent of the penalties the agency sought.

Consciously or not, the reviewers may then be awarding less merit to those from people with "black-sounding" names, or who were educated at universities whose students are predominantly black.