The phrase "awards rule" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express enthusiasm or support for awards, often in contexts related to competitions, recognition, or celebrations.
Example: "In our industry, awards rule, and we strive to achieve excellence in every project we undertake."
Alternatives: "awards are great" or "awards are awesome".
(D) Constrained equal awards rule [E].
(C) Constrained equal awards rule [E].
In contrast, the constrained equal awards rule and the constrained equal losses rule received much less support, while other progressive solutions garnered some attention.
Most importantly for the present study, they found the proportional solution to be the most attractive in the questionnaire studies, and this result held irrespective of whether respondents were asked to state the fair solution or to rank different rules that were described, while negotiation agreements were closer to the constrained equal awards rule.
It's no help to Lady Gaga now, but the Recording Academy said on Wednesday that it had changed a Grammy Awards rule that prevented that chameleon-like pop star from being nominated as best new artist for this year's awards, The Associated Press reported.
The Music Awards rule on the Academy Awards Web site states, "Scores diluted by the use of tracked themes or other preexisting music, diminished in impact by the predominant use of songs, or assembled from the music of more than one composer shall not be eligible".
Any blog with a taste for self-publicity can do the same, such are the awards' rules.
One at a time Straight off the bat Hardeep was forced to play head teacher, introducing a "one person on stage per award" rule after the first Megas winner, UKTV channel Dave, seemingly brought the whole company up to collect its gong.
If an "explained award rule" were to be implemented, it would threaten to expose publicly some of the unseemly practices that take place in brokerage firms.
"This is an exceptional case," Karen Wulf, executive director of PEN New England, the co-sponsor of the award, said when asked about the apparent violation of the award rules.
So a merger would make it challenging for frequent fliers to sort out widely varying mileage award rules, including various fees, for alliances and partnerships.
