Sentence examples for date of award from inspiring English sources

The CIHR database contains fields indicating type of award (operating grant, training award, salary award, etc), principal investigators (PI), co-applicants (Coap), primary thematic areas, effective date of award, and monetary amounts funded for each type of award in each fiscal year.

Participants were otherwise censored at date of death, date of emigration, date of award of disability pension due to diagnoses other than MSD or end of follow-up, whichever occurred first.

The cross is silver, with one side depicting St. George slaying the dragon and with the inscription "For Gallantry;" the other side gives the recipient's name and the date of the award.

The endpoint was defined as date for award of disability pension due to MSD.

In a brief statement last fall the Academy said that it would not significantly change the date of its awards through the 2012 show but added that it was evaluating the "advantages and challenges" of a possible change in the following years.

A spokesman for the RNLI said the date of the awards ceremony, which is to be held in London, is yet to be fixed.

OK, yes, it's unfair for me to jump all over Trump for changing the date of his "awards" and then under-delivering.

In total 171 of 191 individuals (90%) obtained a PhD and of these 75% did so within a 3-year period from the date of the CRTF award.

On the positive side, Sue Juliano, travel editor of ConsumerReports.org, noted that carriers have eliminated some of the blackout dates for award use and that award travel increased 17percentt in 2002, despite the airlines' generally stricter rules.

Thorn said he had concluded that the M.V.P. award was going to Duncan and not Kidd because the N.B.A. traditionally announces the date of its postseason awards only when the recipient's team is playing at home.

The organizers of the Tonys have yet to announce the date of the annual awards ceremony, but it is likely to be in June.