Sentence examples for extension awards from inspiring English sources

Note that advanced extension awards are not taken into account when establishing highest qualification on entry.

He added: "We're recommending that the advanced extension awards will be included so you get more stretch and with an extended grade scale that will help overcome the current difficulties".

They note that the program has a number of features that "attract diverse investigators," including an easy application process, broad marketing, extension awards, and substantial funding.

Kathryn Boor, the Ronald P. Lynch Dean of Agriculture and Life Sciences, presented awards to 17 faculty and staff members as part of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences CALSLS) ninth annual Research and Extension Awards.

The CALS Research and Extension Awards are intended to recognize a broad range of accomplishments contributing to the realization of the CALS vision "To be the preeminent college for research, teaching and extension of agriculture and life sciences, developing leaders to address the global challenges of the 21st century". Kathie Hodge was featured on NPR's Science Friday on September 12.

CALS Research and Extension Awards are intended to recognize a broad range of accomplishments contributing to the realization of the college's vision, "Leading science and education toward a resilient future". No single award can adequately capture the diverse achievements of CALS faculty; therefore, six distinct awards have been established.

The Advanced Extension Award (AEA) uses the same syllabus as A-level, but asks more demanding questions.

Alan Collmer has been awarded the 2008 College of Agriculture and life Sciences Researchh and Extension Award for Outstanding Accomplishments in Basic Research.

The recent contract extension awarded to local boy David Wotherspoon had clearly given him a spring in his step, too, the former Hibs midfielder directing a fierce 20-yard drive narrowly over the crossbar.

While the stars that we interviewed were nothing but gracious, the more we talked to them the more we realized that the glory days of the business, and by extension the awards show, were long since past.

Terry Bates, director of the Cornell Lake Erie Research and Extension Laboratory (CLEREL) and a senior research associate in horticulture, has been granted the first American Society for Enology and Viticulture (ASEV) Extension Distinction Award.