Sentence examples for awarding medals from inspiring English sources

Underscoring the nationalistic tone of much of Russian cybercrime, one site featured a cartoon of the Russian prime minister, Vladimir V. Putin, awarding medals to Russian hackers.

Underscoring the nationalistic tone of much of Russian computer crime, one site featured a cartoon of the Russian prime minister, Vladimir V. Putin, awarding medals to Russian hackers.

A parent in California wrote me last week about the state's STAR testing, and, more important, the practice, in some schools, of awarding medals for achievement on the tests to students.

Through inquiries to the Army, pursued with his family's help, Mr. Wilpers learned that there had been some contradictory signals from top officials about awarding medals for heroic acts occurring after Sept. 2 — the official date Japan surrendered.

Winemaker Robert Hodgson has also called into question the abilities of wine connoisseurs - finding that professional judges responsible for awarding medals in wine competitions seemingly awarded points randomly - often giving the exact same wines wildly different scores on different occasions.

President Bill Clinton changed that that year by awarding Medals of Honor to seven of the men who had been awarded the Distinguished Service Crosses, the only ones whose cases were reviewed for the upgrade.

These men, though, were not awarded medals.

The Coast Guard awarded medals to the senior officers in the Estero episode.

Some soldiers were later awarded medals for bravery, including the Military Cross.

Each year it awards medals to outstanding East End residents in each category.

From 1870 to 1890, 14 buffalo soldiers were awarded medals of honour, the army's highest award for bravery.