Sentence examples for awarding the former from inspiring English sources

The process of gubernatorial pardons can take months, from a judge awarding the former felon a certificate of rehabilitation to subsequent detailed paperwork and the final yes-or-no decision by the governor.

A jury awarded the former member, Lawrence Wollersheim of Nevada, $30 million in 1986, but the amount was reduced to $2.5 million in 1994 by the United States Supreme Court.

Yet FSG awarded the former Borussia Dortmund coach a six-year contract extension long before the anniversary of his first 12 months in charge.

What: After Abraham Lincoln was re-elected U.S. president, Princeton trustees awarded the former Illinois lawyer a doctor of laws degree.

Recently a Florida jury awarded the former wrestler Hulk Hogan $140m against Gawker, a US site that posted a video (taken without his knowledge) of him having sex.

A jury in Miami awarded the former Dolphins wide receiver O. J. McDuffie $11.5 million in his lawsuit against John Uribe, a former team doctor, over a career-ending toe injury.

The Iraqi defendants did not appear in court to oppose the suit, and last summer Richard W. Roberts, a federal district judge in Washington, awarded the former prisoners and members of their families $959 million in a default judgment.

On Oct. 12, a federal jury awarded the former place kicker $2 million in damages, ruling that Duke University had cut her from its football roster solely because of her sex.

With regards to England's World Cup exit at the hands of Germany, when Fabio Capello's side lost 4-1 athehe last-16 stage in controversial circumstances after Frank Lampard scored a legitimate goal that was not awarded, the former Real Madrid coach said: "There's always an element of chance in football.

The Clippers accused Dunleavy of defrauding the team; an arbitrator awarded the former coach and general manager $13 million in 2011.

The US military leadership immediately called him a hero and awarded the former NFL football player a Silver Star, the third-highest medal for bravery.