The phrase "award right" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the right to receive an award or recognition, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The committee will determine who has the award right based on their contributions."
Alternatives: "right to the award" or "entitlement to the award.".
"I said, 'I'm accepting an award right now,' " Daniels recalled.
It's named after a prominent journalist, the Peck Award, right?
SALMON WINS HUTCH AWARD: Right fielder Tim Salmon of the World Series champion Anaheim Angels has won the 2002 Hutch Award, which is given to a player who displays honor, courage and dedication to baseball while overcoming adversity in their personal or professional lives.
Amen, amen". In 1982, Sidney received the Cecil B. DeMille Award right here at the Golden Globes, and it is not lost on me that at this moment there are some little girls watching as I become the first black woman to be given this same award.
How the Academy Award of Merit came by its more familiar sobriquet is still a subject for debate, though most people attribute it to Academy librarian Margaret Herrick's 1931 remark that the award (right) bore a striking resemblance to her uncle.
That was hard, to be the first award right out of the gate.
The legal battle continued up until last week's decision by the federal ninth circuit court of appeals, despite efforts by the state of California at one point to retrospectively award rights to the estate via a change in the law.
In 1970, the UK passed the Chronically Sick And Disabled Persons Act, the first legislation in the world to recognise and award rights to disabled people.
The SFO can investigate "cases which undermine UK commercial/financial PLC in general and the City of London in particular" and has been following bribery claims stemming from the December 2010 decision to award rights for the next two World Cups.
The Smythe Trophy will be awarded right after the cup is decided.
He won awards right and left, went on millionaire-style vacations paid for by foreign universities and was pampered like visiting royalty.
