Sentence examples for awards result from inspiring English sources

Often, these awards result from suits brought by companies or commercial interests against foreign governments or entities they control, invoking investment protections in international or bilateral treaties.

This groundbreaking work, and David's numerous research awards, resulted in him being appointed reader in spiritual education in Nottingham University.

Big stars plus big concept abetted by brute-force marketing dollars, a formula that lasted for decades, no longer seems to yield automatic awards results.

Fear of enormous damage awards resulting from class-action lawsuits has created a wide gap between the price of the food company and its parent.

The Dodd-Frank Act, passed after the crisis, offers whistleblowers strong protections from retaliation and bounties of up to 30% of awards resulting from their tip-offs.

The years of the big money have gone though, it's very measured," says Daly. "They watch the reviews and various other awards results and they can tweak accordingly.

Six Grammy awards resulted.

Sure enough, I stumbled across the SAG and DGA awards results this morning, and much like finding that emergency cigarette stashed in your winter coat's breast pocket, I couldn't help lighting up.

(Premiums are also based on the state -- California and New York are the most expensive, because of large awards resulting from lawsuits, along with hurricane-prone Florida -- and the existence of fire and burglar alarms, as well as the age and type of building (wood-frame or concrete block), the proximity to a fire or police station and the type of door locks in use).

He added that a large damage award resulting from a jury trial would have been tied up in appeals for years.

The details surrounding the film's eligibility for the award resulted in some confusion.