Sentence examples for length of award from inspiring English sources

I couldn't understand the length of award as the assessor stated his condition might only change marginally.

The average length of award has traditionally been 3 years, but NSF is now "concentrating on trying to get to four," Noxon said.

The memo said that non-competitive "contracts carry risk of overspending because they have been negotiated without the benefit of a direct market mechanism.'' The document directed agencies to consider mitigating that risk by limiting the length of awards, ensuring fair prices and regularly assessing contractor performance.

Length of the Award: The SAO Predoctoral Fellowship is awarded for a period of six months or more dependent on the project.

Eligible staff members were contacted in the spring to select their length-of-service awards, which included watches, lapel pins, umbrellas and fleeces.

A clue to the time he is allowed will come in the length of contract awarded.

Collapsing two major categories into one would have the added value of reducing the length of the awards show, a move that many viewers would laud.

Each applicant can specify preferred residency dates — from one week to one month, but the length of stay awarded will be determined by the AIR committee, based on various factors.

To attempt to answer this question other than anecdotally, I decided to look at the lengths of Academy Award nominees in recent years (2003-2007) and compare them with lengths of movies made 70 years ago at the height of the studio system (1933-1937).

Although the complex deal sets tariff reduction schedules on hundreds of imported items from pork and beef in Japan to pickup trucks in the United States, one issue had threatened to derail talks until the end: the length of the monopolies awarded to the developers of new biological drugs.

Snark aside, a handful of Oscar moments did distract from the epic length of Sunday's awards.