Sentence examples for confer awards from inspiring English sources

Since the Nobel Prize committee doesn't confer awards posthumously, it means that Franklin will never share in the scientific community's highest honor for her work.

The foundation makes grants for medical research and confers awards for arts and letters.

This has the ring of truth to anyone who has ever been a part of any organization that confers awards.

Each year the department confers awards for both academic achievement and service to the department.

Although the awards are not the first to recognize achievements in opera — Opera News, a publication of the Metropolitan Opera Guild, confers awards to several individuals annually — they are the first to have such broad scope.

She was a co-founder of The American Choreography Awards, which in the course of its decade=long run from 1994 to 2004, McDonald remembered on Saturday night, "some of America's premier actors, Robert De Niro and Robert Duvall, conferred awards on dancers.

ISCB Fight against Ebola Award ISCB will confer the award, along with a prize of US$2,000, at the ISCB annual meeting, Intelligent Systems for Molecular Biology (ISMB), in July 2016, Orlando, Florida, US.

Invented in 1974 by a Hungarian architect named Erno Rubik, it had its first big moment in 1980 and 1981, when it was named toy of the year by people who confer such awards.

Presenting the award, the Czech President, Milos Zeman said: "It is a great pleasure to confer this award upon two great personalities of the UK.

Final authority to confer this award rests with the president.

The department confers several awards annually to outstanding students.