Sentence examples for awards would be given from inspiring English sources

All awards would be given out by Swedish institutes except the peace prize, which would be awarded by the Norwegian Parliament.

The rules restricted voting to members of the convention that the awards would be given at, while still allowing anyone to nominate works; nominations were restricted to members of the convention or the previous year's convention in 1963.

Awards would be given in both categories.

Ibrahim described a press conference that had been held after he announced that no award would be given in 2010.

Hybl explained that the MacArthur award would be given in the future only by the U.S.O.C. president and that it is not necessarily an annual presentation.

The NFL had no comment for THR, other than to point out that any monetary award would be given to charity.

Though Mr. Godard did not answer additional questions, Anne-Marie Mieville, his wife and collaborator, said he was put off by the fact that the award would be given out at an event held several months before the Oscars ceremony.

On Tuesday, the chairman of the newly created Confucius Peace Prize committee, Tan Changliu, told The Associated Press that the first award would be given this week to Lien Chan, former vice president of Taiwan and the honorary chairman of the ruling Nationalist Party.

There was also general reluctance to be first, he said, with many people waiting to see what type of award would be given out by the fund before submitting a claim.

In 1968, Hollywood Publicists Guild declared a "Jayne Mansfield Award" would be given to the actress who received the maximum exposure and publicity in a year.

At my suggestion, we decided that our 2005 Rock the Nation Award would be given for the first time to a progressive politician in each major party order (instead of the traditional single award) to underscore that we were, in fact, a non-partisan outreach organization.