Sentence examples for offer awards from inspiring English sources
Other businesses offer awards like virtual badges to induce their employees to embrace corporate goals and increase productivity.
After the 1980s farm crisis, the National Trust for Historic Preservation formed "Barn Again!" to offer awards and advice on everything from tilting barns to preservation tax credits.
However, many individual schools offer awards or bursaries and prospective students should check the institution's website or speak to the admissions department to see if they are eligible.
Instead of paying bonuses to top executives when revenue or profits rise — less and less likely in this dark economy — companies have disclosed plans to offer awards based on other measures of success.
The plaintiffs' lawyer, Mr. Cambria, said Mr. Feinberg has been loath to offer awards of more than $5 million or $6 million even though under his formula, a mother of two children who lost a 35-year-old husband should be offered $20 million.
Other universities offer awards that allow schools to nominate a student who has the potential to succeed but may not have achieved the necessary cut offs.
The fund has offered awards averaging $1.41 million to 398 families so far.
At Fox Searchlight, which perennially offers awards contenders, it is still unclear whether "Hitchcock," a biographical picture directed by Sacha Gervasi, will be ready in time for the race.
A volunteer lawyer, Paul Scrudato, hugged Leonor Santoro yesterday after the federal Victim Compensation Fund offered awards averaging $1.75 million in 14 test cases.
So far, 19 families -- or about 15percentt of those who have been offered awards -- have exercised their right to a formal appeal.
Of the 52 families who have already been offered awards averaging $1.57 million apiece, 25 have accepted, 5 have asked for hearings to appeal the decisions and the others have not yet responded.
