Sentence examples for generally awarded from inspiring English sources

Damages are generally awarded under contract and tort law.

Today, patents are generally awarded to the first people to file in this case, Doudna and Charpentier.

Today, patents are generally awarded to the first people to file — in this case, Doudna and Charpentier.

Many Egyptians learn to drive from friends or family, he said, not in classes, and licenses are generally awarded without a road test.

Mr. Hirchfeld said that a spouse of a business owner who stayed home and raised the children is generally awarded somewhere between 30 to 35 percent of the business.

All "orthodox" philosophies can trace their basic principles back to some statement or other in the Vedas, the texts that are generally awarded the status of scripture in Hinduism but not in Buddhism or Jainism.

They gave private lawyers the lowest grades, while generally awarding higher marks to pro bono counsel and those from nonprofit organizations and law school clinics.

Generally, awards are only given to registered users, because IP addresses can be shared or changed.

But that would help Santorum most in the South, where the delegates are generally proportionally awarded, and so won't result in a big delegate swing.

$522,000 for cranberry and blueberry disease and breeding in New JerseyYou know, I actually agree that federally funded research grants should generally be awarded by peer review, not via earmarks.

When countries won that status -- as nearly all of America's trading partners did in recent decades -- they were assured that their exports would get the same tariff treatment as any other, and that generally, concessions awarded to one would be awarded to all.