Sentence examples for matter of awarding from inspiring English sources

Ms. Rice, speaking on Fox News this month, said: "The United States government has stayed out of the matter of awarding the Iraq oil contracts.

In the matter of awards, Amjad Ali Khan has the privilege of winning the kind of honors and citations at his relatively young age, which for many other artists would have taken a lifetime.

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Not, mind you, that for him acting is a matter of accumulating awards.

Then there's the matter of redeeming mileage awards for free airline tickets or other rewards.

Partly it is a matter of substance: the award of contracts to those who lobby most expensively.

Before that, there was the small matter of an Academy award and a triumph for his Frankenstein at London's National Theatre, and after the Games he cemented his heroic status in our hearts and minds by calmly declining a reward in the honours list.

Steinman will be the sole posthumous winner in the sciences because the Nobel Prize, as a matter of policy, isn't awarded to dead people; the Committee said Monday afternoon that he would keep it anyway, since it had thought "in good faith" that he was alive.

This year, Jodie Foster made her first public acknowledgment of her sexuality in passing at an awards ceremony, Ben Whishaw matter-of-factly confirmed he was in a same-sex civil partnership, and TV actor Wentworth Miller came out in the context of declining an invitation to a Russian film festival.

There is also the matter of prize money, which is awarded only to eligible competitors.

There also was the matter of a $21 million jury award against the city for Guevara's wrongdoing in another case.