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These are the carers government has recently awarded a derisory £50 a week.
The International Renewable Energy Agency (Irena) has recently awarded a $5m low-cost loan to the government of Mauritania, where just 1% of rural communities are electrified.
Following a successful pilot scheme the Government has recently awarded a contract for 7,000 new ICS volunteer places over the next three years with the first placements starting this July.
The University of Vienna has recently awarded her with an Edith Saurer grant to pursue her new postdoctoral project on the history of female unemployment in Western Europe after the 1973 oil crisis.
Based on her work over the summer, the Bancroft has recently awarded Ms. Heiser an Archival Technologies Fellowship for 2015 so that she can continue the work she began in the summer and further develop and test her work.
The N.F.L. has recently awarded Super Bowls to cities that have built new stadiums — like the New York/New Jersey Super Bowl next year — and that has opened up the Super Bowl field to many nontraditional sites, including, in recent years, Indianapolis and Detroit.
ExxonMobil had recently awarded its retiring chief executive, Lee Raymond, a compensation package worth four hundred million dollars.
Two civil juries have recently awarded multimillion-dollar settlements to men who said the police had abused them.
This newspaper takes an even keener interest in Cannes than usual, having recently awarded it our best festival prize in the inaugural Guardian Film Awards.
Mr. Khan noted that another carrier had recently awarded him his choice of a Hero motorcycle or 45,000 rupees — nearly $700 — for signing up 1,000 customers.
Too bad the maximo lider did not tell them that his courts had recently awarded 18 months' imprisonment to two young Cubans for speaking their minds, and that four other dissidents arrested later risked terms much longer than that.The two men already sent to prison, in April and June, were respectively president and vice-president of a group calling itself Young People for Democracy.
