Sentence examples for awards a value from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere in Europe, countries are either adopting a points-based system, like the UK, that awards a value based upon your skills and experience.

In many Delaware appraisal proceedings, the judge just splits the decision, awarding a value that falls between the experts' recommendations and giving the shareholders a decent return for exercising their rights.

Further, a discriminant analysis approach was taken by awarding a binary variable to ECFC/UCB unit and a fit of a generalized linear model attempted, i.e. UCB units which gave rise to ECFC were awarded a value of one, and those that did not were awarded a value of zero.

Such negative results are either arbitrarily awarded a value equal to the number of amplification cycles run (here a Ct of 55), or are not allocated a measurable value.

Stock awards had a value of $3.34 million in the period.

Each teacher is awarded a "value-added" score based on whether their students exceeded or fell short of expectations.

From 2015, he moved to an annual LTIP award with a value equivalent to 70% of salary vesting after three years.

This study values wetland resources under the multi-use system by awarding a monetary value to the production resulting from the pattern of resource exploitation practised in the late 1990s and that continues today.

Berki's score of 15.958 beat Smith's 15.775 after both were awarded a difficulty value of 6.9, Smith having elected to display a 'safe' routine rather than his hardest.

He could be awarded shares with a value of up to £4.8m for his long-term incentive plan and shares valued up to £3m for his annual bonus – but there is no certainty he will qualify for the entire payout.

For other, more eclectic pots of money, check out www.studentmoney.org which lists over 9,000 award schemes with a value of several million pounds, some for which only MBA students students are eligible.