"We certainly feel he's a hero -- absolutely," Mayor Sara B. Bost said yesterday after a ceremony outside Irvington's Town Hall, where she gave Mr. Suszko, a 53-year-old grandfather of six, a certificate saying he had enriched his community and an executive order awarding him two days off with pay.
Following a 2009 FDA order awarding exclusive rights to a branded formulation of colchicine to a Philadelphia drug maker and barring competing generics from the market, its price rose 50-fold. .
In a motion filed on 12 February 2004, RMS Titanic Inc. requested that the United States district court enter an order awarding it "title to all the artifacts (including portions of the hull) which are the subject of this action pursuant to the Law of Finds" or, in the alternative, a salvage award in the amount of $225 million.
Walter's bankruptcy followed a rare legal costs order awarded to councils to compensate their expenses in recovering almost $200,000 in unpaid rates.
In this analysis, one's major — and how it aligns with the departmental strengths of a university — may be more significant than the place in the academic pecking order awarded to that college by the statisticians at U.S. News.
Concluding (7 2) that a quick statewide recount could not be performed fairly unless elaborate ground rules were established, the court issued a controversial 5 4 decision to reverse the Florida Supreme Court's recount order, effectively awarding the presidency to Bush.
Rogge presented Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations secretary general, with an Olympic Order award and a gold necklace with shimmering rings.
Later that year he became the first broadcaster to receive the Olympic Order award, in recognition of his contribution to the Olympic movement.
As well as being made an OBE in 1992, Coleman became the first journalist to be given the Olympic Order award, awarded in 2000 for his contribution to the Olympic movement.
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