The phrase "awarding job" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The awarding job was given to the most qualified candidate after a thorough review process."
Alternatives: "granting position" or "bestowing role".
Some unions have been upset with the agency for awarding jobs to contractors that use nonunionized labor.
Bergamini, who has gone on to become a respected parliamentarian, defended Berlusconi for awarding jobs to former showgirls, saying that "one of the few good results" of the Clean Hands purge was that Italians began to accept that competent leadership could come from outside the political establishment.
The police are investigating some 660 "secret acts" passed since 1995 which have awarded jobs and pay rises to members of staff.
On Friday, Mr. Barroso insisted that he had awarded jobs to individuals, not countries, though he conceded that he had talked to several prime ministers in recent days.
On Friday, Mr. Barroso insisted that he had awarded jobs to individuals, not countries, though he conceded that he had talked to a number of prime ministers in recent days.
The examination exposed a system riddled with problems, like projects that were assigned but never carried out and Iraqi subcontractors who did not know they had been awarded jobs, the American officer, Scott Meehan, a retired Army major, said yesterday.
In Kentucky, Mr. Fletcher, the state's first Republican governor in more than 30 years, staged a comeback from just over a year and a half ago when he was under indictment for having approved a plan to skirt state hiring laws so that political supporters could be awarded jobs.
Virtually all contractors awarded jobs of substance in San Diego County will shop for equipment, parts, service or rentals from the Hawthorne organization because they can expect their equipment needs will be satisfied.
I said Trump was our first modern patrimonialist, because America did have, in an earlier era, a version of the philosophy – the spoils system, in which the successful party in an election awarded jobs, patronage, public contracts, and public lands to members of their winning political coalition.
By then, the men in that room will have watched hours of game film and practice footage, debated the strengths and weaknesses of Sanchez and Smith and considered the repercussions of awarding the job to each player.
New European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker is to name his top team in the coming weeks, awarding different job portfolios to different countries.
