Sentence examples for may be awards from inspiring English sources

It may be awards treated to the venue mayor or anyone that checks into it.

New banking licences may be awarded to politically connected industrialists.

Those who impress may be awarded extra points, which are added to their final exam score.

The player may be awarded various winnings according to the value of the final hand.

At the Olympics, bronze medals may be awarded to both athletes if there is a tie for third.

If the government favours a particular activity such as investment grants or tax concessions may be awarded to that activity.

This means that 40-50% of places may be awarded in round one, and a further 40-50% in round two.

"The overall winners are selected for the main awards by the trustees, including a runner-up per region," says Wehbe. "Based on the merit of the other organisations that remain, some may be awarded a small award and others that demonstrate a particular potential may be awarded a rising star.

The higher score is the requirement to qualify for a Regents diploma; students meeting the lower standard but not the higher may be awarded a local diploma.

However, fewer pupils sitting the new exams may be awarded the highest grade than currently get an A*, exams regulator Ofqual revealed.

In Franklin v Gwinnett County Public Schools (1992), the US supreme court established that victims of sex discrimination, including sexual abuse, may be awarded compensatory and punitive monetary damages.