Georgetown, for example, awarded 1,871 bachelor's degrees and 2,838 master's degrees in 2012.
The Wharton Business Plan Competition, for example, awards $20,000 in cash and $10,000 in legal services to its top entrant.
Chicago, for example, awards floor area ratio (FAR) density bonuses for downtown buildings that have green roofs.
Factory owners, for example, awarded watches to punctual workers, while workers bought watches to make sure they were not being misused by the factory clock.
Continental, for example, awarded 1.3 million mileage tickets in 2009, representing 6 percent of its total miles flown, down from 1.6 million in 2008 and 8.5 percent of miles flown.
Morningstar, for example, awards American funds one to five stars, based on a mechanical formula that takes into account past performance, past volatility, and expenses.
Community colleges, for example, awarded seven more degrees or certificates per 100 students in 2013 than they did in 2003.
Emerging Leaders, for example, awards a scholarship to select students who will participate in various activities and leadership talks throughout their undergraduate years.
For example, awarding a point for including bike racks under category 1 (sustainable sites) does not have the same cost as having solar panels under category 3 (energy and atmosphere).
