Sentence examples for awarding for from inspiring English sources

For juries awarding plaintiffs for pain and suffering, the task is more challenging – and the results more inconsistent – than awarding for economic damages, which is formulaic.

When juries get the gist, their awards grow consistent For juries awarding plaintiffs for pain and suffering, the task is more challenging – and the results more inconsistent – than awarding for economic damages, which is formulaic.

Mr. Lazarus, a law professor at Georgetown University, replied that a way to guard against the awarding of disproportionately large damages on the basis of fear of cancer would be to have a special jury form on which jurors would indicate how much they were awarding for current illness and how much for fear of future illness.

Sandra Bullock-- I haven't seen The Blind Side yet, but I'm pretty iffy on awarding for performances in really mediocre movies, which is what I hear about this one.

"A quick glance across the pond warns us of the risks associated with that sort of move". He said the UCU would ask the government to "think hard about awarding for-profit companies university titles and consider the UK's proud reputation for university excellence".

(Again, points awarded for the atmospherics).

There was no funding awarded for this research.

Benefits were awarded for partial (50percentt) and full disability.

No points are awarded for a loss.

Points are awarded for effort and duration.

One point was awarded for each deficit.