Sentence examples for intention of awarding from inspiring English sources

O'Neill is likely to prioritise game time for those who have been sitting out for their clubs in recent weeks, and may consider another look at the 3-5-2 formation, but he has no intention of awarding cheap caps.

The declared political intention of the award brought the Nobel committee directly into an active conflict for the second time in five years.

The intention of the award is to remove recipients' financial concerns for a period to allow them to concentrate on serious composition.

The intention of the translational awards, says Bond, is to buy time for junior faculty members "to keep them in research and keep them training younger investigators".

I had every good intention of meeting this award-winning combat photographer during my 365 days in the Army in Vietnam in 1970-71.

So I started that project not with the intention of winning any awards, but rather with the intention of showing a photo of a dead person longer than the time it takes to flip a page in a newspaper.

Bank of America was aware of Merrill's intentions to award huge executive bonuses, but failed to tell its own shareholders prior to the vote.

Director Steven Spielberg spent more than $1.3 million to acquire Oscars awarded to Bette Davis and Clark Gable with the specific intention of returning them to the academy.

The award was founded with the intention of having broad scope, reaching works published internationally in English.

Eight awards are issued annually with the intention of recognizing achievements that bestow the utmost benefit to mankind.

He has never been to Old Trafford, "I couldn't afford it up until this year," he says, but last year he travelled to the BBC Sports Personality of the Year awards in Sheffield with the sole intention of meeting his idol.