Sentence examples for awarded for projects from inspiring English sources
Three other Archis were awarded for projects that were built at sites away from Long Island.
More than $35 million in grants have been awarded for projects within the areas since 1986, according to Wendy Gibson, a spokeswoman for the state parks department, and commission members want the North Shore to get its share.
The report further stated that "some offset credits were awarded for projects that would have occurred even in the absence of the CDM, despite a rigorous screening process".
Few countries identify specific amounts available under certain calls for research or as budgets awarded for projects, which makes the evaluation of the cost-effectiveness of research very difficult.
Another example is the R25 that is awarded for education projects to support the development or implementation of a program in the areas of education, information, training, technical assistance, coordination, or evaluation.
Eight grants have been awarded for other projects in the Bronx, Boston, Chicago, and other cities, which are in various stages of development.
Re the May 12 Op-Ed article by Frank McKenna, the Canadian ambassador to the United States, about North Dakota's Devils Lake project: The permit awarded for the project by the North Dakota Department of Health, under the authority of the federal Environmental Protection Agency, places strict limitations on quality, quantity and timing of water discharge.
First prize as "Best Educational Event" Received at the Best Event Awards 2016, the main event dedicated to the Italian Event Industry Parksmania Awards 2016 The Aquarium of Genoa has been awarded for the project "Overseas Regeneration".
They said that would allow the county to gain access to the $2 million federal grant awarded for the project in 2002 through a transportation enhancement program.
The $1.3 billion in contracts was the largest ever awarded for a single project in Los Angeles, city officials said.
His move raised the question: why had senior politicians approved £238m in aid – then the largest grant awarded for a single project – against the advice of civil servants?
