Sentence examples for immediate award from inspiring English sources

There had been no immediate award of a permanent deal after Munich.

The union has asked for an immediate award of $2 billion, the amount it says its steel industry will lose each year because of the tariffs.

In these tasks, individuals choose between a smaller, more immediate award and a more desirable delayed award.

For his "conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty" under heavy shellfire, Herring received an immediate award of the Military Cross.

For conspicuous efficiency in getting the ship under way, Lassen was given a commission in the field, and the immediate award of the Military Cross.

It premiered as the closing-night film of the AFI film festival in November, receiving generally strong notices, but didn't attract immediate awards buzz like Spotlight and Room.

Carell's performance as du Pont, for which he donned an unattractive prosthetic nose and adopted an odd, regimented manner of speaking, touched off immediate awards speculation.

Regular, immediate financial incentives were hypothesized to work in this case in part because people are generally biased toward immediate awards versus future awards, known as present bias or hyperbolic discounting [ 35].

Saying "there is something terribly wrong with our immigration policies if it takes death on the battlefield to earn citizenship," Cardinal Roger M. Mahony has urged President Bush to award immediate citizenship to all immigrant troops serving in the Persian Gulf.

American law has generally limited to members of the immediate family any awards for emotional distress.

It would abolish the law of return, which awards immediate citizenship to Jewish immigrants; it would require coequal and separate education systems and new, inclusive, national symbols.