Sentence examples for currently awarded from inspiring English sources

Legal aid is currently awarded to anyone who can prove that they cannot afford to pay for legal representation or advice, providing that their case is considered to have sufficient merit.

They would instead receive an associate's degree (like that currently awarded by some colleges), which would, after four years, put them in a position to gain regular admission to a college where they could complete a bachelor's degree in two more years.

A small group of people within the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is working on a plan to allow states to ask permission for their federal Medicaid dollars to be provided in a single lump sum instead of the way they are currently awarded as a percentage of states' total costs.

About one-third of beam time allocations at LCLS are currently awarded to serial femtosecond crystallography (SFX) experiments.

Positions that were previously staffed based on qualifications and meritocracy are currently awarded based on the completion of standardized tests.

It is currently awarded to English-language authors from the Commonwealth, including the UK, Ireland and Zimbabwe.

Laurence Barron, president of Airbus China, says it will be "politically correct" for the company to quadruple the $15m of manufacturing contracts it currently awards to Chinese firms by 2007.

Some countries have their own ecotourism associations, such as the Ecotourism Society of Kenya (ecotourismkenya.org), which currently awards its gold rating to just two lodges: Basecamp Masai Mara and Campi ya Kanzi.

The Department of Art History currently awards stipends, and placements for, two summer internships, one at Christie's auction house in New York City, and one in the Art Institute's Conservation and Conservation Science Department.

Once described by The Los Angeles Times as "a legal Peace Corps," the Skadden Fellowship Foundation has been awarding fellowships since 1988, currently awarding approximately thirty two-year fellowships per year to graduating law students and outgoing judicial clerks.

Colorado currently awards their compliant inmates 10 days for every 30 days served or 33percentt.