Sentence examples for awards meaning from inspiring English sources

We keep getting this beating It's bad history repeating It reminds me of those capitalists that say 'Look you have a choice,' It's sick and self-defeating if our dispossessed keep weeping And we give these awards meaning But we end up with no voice.

Which specifically means moving away from (Foursquare-style) faddish gamification, whereby badges are earned for unremarkable actions, and towards more impressive achievement-based awards —  meaning badges that carry a certain cachet and/or have some kind of reward or incentive to encourage their display.

Over the course of the evening, all the Puppy finalists save one ended below "no award," meaning the voters preferred not to give the award at all than to give it to a finalist on a slate.

These projects are expected to have made significant progress since initially awarded, meaning the level of cellulase performance presently available is likely to be considerably better than reported here for the benchmark cellulase preparations.

Traditionally the Swedish Academy, which awards the Nobel prize in literature, times the announcement for the week before the Booker prize, meaning that the winner could be unveiled next week.

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The partnership hopes to win the Womanity Award 2016 – meaning a prize of US$300,000, to develop a mobile version of the game and a localized narrative, specifically for South African townships. .

LAST year it was grade inflation: some said that too many As were being awarded, meaning either that the exams were too easy or the marking was too generous.

As elsewhere in the Democratic race, New Jersey's 126 delegates will be awarded proportionally, meaning even if he wins, Clinton's delegate count will also increase.

Countries have also been making greater investment in their women players in recent years and more players have been awarded contracts, meaning the WICL is being proposed at a time when Boards are asking more of their own players.

A win awards 225 points, meaning the Bath-based athlete only needs to complete her runs at next week's event in Konigsee, Germany, to be guaranteed the overall gold medal for the season.