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The method of awarding the postwar reconstruction contracts has angered allies, especially the British, who say that their companies have been cut out even though their service members are fighting alongside United States troops.

Amendment 36, as the proposition is called, would replace the state's winner-take-all method of awarding Electoral College votes with a proportional system, so that a candidate who received, say, 51percentt of the statewide popular vote - as President Bush did here in 2000 - would get five electoral votes instead of the full nine when the electors meet on Dec. 13.

The method of awarding of "smiley" in checklist should encourage the selection of environmentally acceptable alternatives during the production stages.

The Electoral College is established by the Constitution, but states select their own method of awarding electoral votes.

TDR continued with its tested method of awarding student fellowships to staff employed in African institutions.

Its cultish method of operation – awarding "black-star" membership to those who pay $100 a month for the privilege – regularly causes flair-ups among the members who don't pay so much, and who seem to be variously small-time consultants and small businesses.

The pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) acknowledged the applied value of these methods by an award to the principal investigator Prof Ziheng Yang (UCL, UK).

Other methods of improving implementation like awarding clinics 'IMCI excellent' accreditation could be used to motivate practitioners.

(See complete list of award winners).

And the novel's success - its shower of awards and plaudits - shows how people need such methods of trying to explain the inexplicable.

Often, authors did not report methods of blinding and raters had to make judgements about whether to award a point for the question on appropriateness of double blinding.