Sentence examples for interest prizes from inspiring English sources

They are 'lawyers in the best sense,' whose whole lives embody the priorities that play out in their work". The three student public interest prizes and their recipients are as follows.

In addition, Class of 2011 public interest prize winners were recognized for their contributions to public service during their three years of law school.

Faint-hearted reforms, policy zigzags, yielding to vested interests, prizing popularity above making hard decisions, pretending that "everything was possible: ever bigger rises in spending power, ever lower taxes".

CONSIDERATIONS The problem with this uptick in interest in prizes is that certain fields are becoming overrun, and this can dull a prize's effectiveness.

But interest in prizes, particularly to solve government problems, has picked up.

We will also honor graduates from the class of 2019 who have been selected to receive public interest graduation prizes.

That would have meant most counties would be playing meaningful matches until the end of the season, instead of losing any interest in prizes halfway through.

She has mediocre grades and more interest in prizes than in science, but he takes her on, tickled by her cracks about English majors and PETA.

Except for the Nobels, there is really not a lot of interest in prizes.

Meanwhile, meticulous unravellings of imperial myth will continue to interest the prize juries.

Navratilova and Evert helped lift tennis in the national consciousness, raising interest and prize money along the way.