The phrase "awards control" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to managing or overseeing awards, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The committee is responsible for awards control to ensure fairness in the selection process."
Alternatives: "award management" or "award oversight".
The youthful Skarga meanwhile was awarded control of the Russian shipping fleet while still in his 20s.
It was enough for a victory and as a result, Colbert was awarded control of the feed for a day to be determined later in the season.
Democrats have yet to produce their own policy argument for why they should be awarded control of the House and Senate, preferring to concentrate for now on exploiting the Republican struggles.
An increasing number of school systems, most recently Philadelphia's, have awarded control of some of their schools to for-profit companies like Edison Schools Inc., which now runs more than 100 schools serving 75,000 students in 22 states.
Four months after the Moulinex Brandt Group of France, best known to Americans for its Moulinex and Krups appliances, sought protection from creditors, a French commercial court awarded control of the Brandt white-goods division, which manufactures stoves and other large kitchen appliances, to Elco Holdings Ltd. of Israel.
If the attempt fails, the opposing team is awarded control of the ball from the spot of the kick.
Since the NYPD was awarded control over school safety in 1998, serious questions have been raised regarding the abilities of NYPD School Safety Agents to distinguish minor school disciplinary issues from criminal behavior that warrants an arrest.
Finally, on 16 January 1986, Lydon, Jones, Cook and the estate of Sid Vicious were awarded control of the band's heritage, including the rights to The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle and all the footage shot for it more than 250 hours.
Non-Scientologist writers have suggested alternative motives: that he aimed "to reassert control over his creation", that he believed "he was about to lose control of Dianetics", or that he wanted to ensure "he would be able to stay in business even if the courts eventually awarded control of Dianetics and its valuable copyrights to ... the hated Don Purcell".
[World Business, Section W.] Big Changes for the Mall of America The Ghermezian brothers, who recently won a court ruling awarding them control of the biggest mall in the United States, the Mall of America, intend to bring new energy and ideas to the mall.
