The phrase "awards land" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to land that is awarded, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "The government plans to award land to the veterans as part of the new initiative."
Alternatives: "grant land" or "allocate land".
The news today in awards land is all about anticipation.
She said that, in Sarawak, the government department that awards land titles was also responsible for mediating land disputes.
– let the Bagger catch you up as, lo and behold, there has been scandal in awards land already.
Cries of category fraud went forth through awards land after the HFPA put Ridley Scott's space survival tale "The Martian" in the Golden Globes' comedy/musical categories.
The NME awards landed midweek, replete with a stripping Horrors impersonator and a proxy collecting pop oddball Dean Blunt's Philip Hill radar gong.
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Awarding land grants to soldiers dates back to the aftermath of the 1857 mutiny against British colonial rule.
The first Spanish settlers were awarded land grants by Spain and Mexico, and they resided in the central valley of the Rio Grande and its tributaries.
His most recent novels are Gradisil (Gollancz 2006), which was shortlisted for last year's Arthur C Clarke Award, Land of the Headless (Gollancz 2007) and Splinter (Solaris, 2007).
As it is written now, the law would also reduce lump-sum payments to those who were severely wounded and rescind a provision from a previous law that awarded land to victims — even though many have not received any property.
And in the United States, a quarter of adults today can trace their family legacy of asset ownership to the Homestead Act that, beginning under Abraham Lincoln, awarded land in the American West to those pioneers with the courage to settle it.
