Sentence examples for make awards to from inspiring English sources

It is also traditional to make awards to diplomats posted abroad, though this year's list includes a number who are being recognised not for long service but for their handling of unforeseen emergencies.

* The government could create an 'easy win' with the promotion of a scheme to make awards to young brilliant engineers to relocate to the UK.

And if all that is insufficient disincentive, you'll also need to round up some colleagues who wish to join in: All the grant programs that Next Wave found make awards to institutions; individual faculty are ineligible to apply.

Instead of awarding one big award, they make awards to four different contractors for agile development teams.

Now in its third year, the EURYI program has made awards to 75 researchers across Europe.

Nasa has not yet issued contracts for commercial crew transport, although it has made awards to companies to help with the development of systems, such as life support technologies, which might go in private astronaut "taxis".

Factors to be considered in determining the amount of the whistle-blower reward include the significance of the information provided, the degree of assistance provided by the whistle-blower, and the programmatic interest of the SEC in deterring violations of the securities laws by making awards to whistle-blowers.

We are pleased to announce that NIEHS has made awards to six programs addressing complex issues associated with hazardous waste sites through interdisciplinary, multi-project team approaches.

We are pleased to announce that as a result of the most recent recompetition, NIEHS has made awards to nine programs.

There have also been changes in financial regulations that require airlines to account for unused frequent-flier miles as a liability, which has motivated carriers to make awards easier to redeem.

It is the only occasion on which the Queen visits others to make awards, as recipients of honours usually come to her.