Sentence examples for correct award from inspiring English sources
After the media exposé, the "cash-back scam" emerged, where employees were initially paid the correct award rate and then forced into paying back part of their wages to their employers.
The DWP alone spent £412.5m on computer consultants and equipment in the last year and the government's electronic revolution has been marred by a series of disasters including an expensive system in the Child Support Agency that contributed to only one-in-eight lone parents receiving the correct awards.
The White House staff could list inaccuracies that haven't been corrected, award its own Pinocchios, and prod the New York Times and Washington Post to rehire their ombudsmen.
The order may modify and correct the award, so as to effect the intent thereof and promote justice between the parties.
Correction: This press release has been updated to reflect the correct amount awarded.
Villas-Boas accepted the referee, Kevin Friend, was correct not to award a penalty when Jan Vertonghen fell under a Seamus Coleman challenge in the first half and again when the roles were reversed in the second half.
On Tuesday night, the lengthy pause between Bayern Munich defender Mehdi Benatia's first half foul on Manchester City striker Sergio Agüero and Czech referee Pavel Kralovec's correct decision to award a penalty and send off the Moroccan suggested the official may well have been advised by his goal-line assistant, who ought to have had a perfect view of the incident.
Admitting "it was a tough game to be a ref", Deila felt Thomson made the correct call to award his team a penalty and send off Dixon for handball, though Leigh Griffiths had his resultant spot kick saved by man of the match Radoslaw Cierzniak.
MR: Later, you graduated from Wesleyan University in 2002 and was a recipient of the Pecora Award, correct?
A target answer was awarded two points, and a partially correct answer was awarded one point.
Cognitive skill was measured with two 15-question multiple-choice questionnaires (MCQ) covering the two lecture topics with one mark awarded for each correct answer and zero awarded for incorrect or missing responses.
