Sentence examples for make any award from inspiring English sources

The court therefore declines to make any award in respect of legal costs".

"If they are unreasonably large, the courts, instead of limiting the award to a more reasonable figure, will often refuse to make any award at all," he said.

He said OSE was being "phased down" and that NIH would complete funding for multiyear SEPA projects already under way but that it had no plans to invite scientists to submit new proposals or make any awards.

"Our grants go through a globally recognized peer-review process before we make any awards, and this was one of those," he told HuffPost.

Last month, the science committee in the House of Representatives held a hearing on draft legislation that would impose new requirements on NSF before it makes any award.

Senator Tom Coburn (R-OK) in March inserted the language into a government-wide spending bill, and NSF has suspended making any awards in the field while it tries to find a way to apply the new criteria to its existing peer review process.

However, where there is compelling evidence of high and prolonged environmental exposure, the Trusts may make an award.

Make an award sheet and a misbehaving sheet.

Make an awards room as the central party place.

Its aim was to simplify the application process by making any patent awarded by the European Patent Office valid across all 25 EU nations, without having to be fully translated into all of the EU's 20 official languages.

In response, NSF canceled a grants competition planned for last summer, delayed making any new awards, and in November notified researchers that anyone seeking funding in the next competition should explain "[t]he relationship of the proposed research to these [two] goals".