Sentence examples for labour awards from inspiring English sources

Suslov was awarded several decorations and medals during his life; among them were two Hero of Socialist Labour awards, five Orders of Lenin, one Order of the October Revolution, and one first degree Order of the Patriotic War.

Although she never held any government post, Evita acted as de facto minister of health and labour, awarding generous wage increases to the unions, who responded with political support for Perón.

This May Putin presented him with a recently revived Soviet-era prize, the Hero of Labour award; and he is also an 'ambassador' for next year's Winter Olympics in Sochi, which are facing concerted protests.

Tikhonov was awarded the Hero of Socialist Labour award for his first time.

In June he received the Hero of Labour Award from outgoing Mongolian President Nambaryn Enkhbayar, the highest government award in Mongolia and equivalent to the Japanese People's Honour Award.

In July, the US labour department awarded $7.5m in job training grants to 17 states.

Indeed, he was invited to cast a Labour party award in the 1970s, in the image of Keir Hardie.

The latest YouGov survey awards Labour a 13-point lead, its largest advantage over the Tories registered by that polling company or any other since the general election.

Earlier this year, Professor Shellard – a former Labour councillor – controversially awarded David Cameron the university's highest accolade for his support for marriage rights for gay couples.

The former Labour leader's award was condemned by an MP from his own party: "It sends the wrong message.

This they accomplished mainly by subjugating the remaining Indians under the encomienda system, which granted settlers the use of Indian labour on lands awarded by the crown.