Sentence examples for ordinarily awarded from inspiring English sources

Following the campaign against the Bulgarians, in which Harald again served with distinction, he received the rank while at Mosynopolis of spatharokandidatos, identified by DeVries as a promotion to the possibly third highest Byzantine rank, but by Mikhail Bibikov as a lesser rank than protospatharios that was ordinarily awarded to foreign allies to the emperor.

Ordinarily, awards are made to a senior faculty member (associate or full professor) or senior lecturer; a junior faculty member or member of the teaching staff; and a teaching assistant (graduate or undergraduate student).

Ordinarily, one award is made each year.

While Olbermann ordinarily lists three "Worsts," Selig alone was awarded the title because "there can only be one Worst Person tonight".

If misrepresentations are discovered after a candidate is admitted or a degree has been awarded, dismissal or revocation of the degree will ordinarily result.

Ordinarily, when a fielder deliberately throws a glove and strikes a fair batted ball, the batter and runners are awarded three bases.

"Ordinarily, the university does not award honorary degrees to serving politicians, but senate has made an exception in this case because of the enormous personal contribution Gordon Brown has made to the campaign designed to increase international aid and eliminate the debt owed by the world's poorest nations".

Then in May, the New York museum received the Princess of Asturias award for international cooperation — a Spanish prize ordinarily reserved for high-profile institutions like the International Red Cross.

Three players – Paul Stirling, Ed Joyce and Niall O'Brien – played outstanding innings that would ordinarily have been worthy of the man-of-the-match award.

In the domain name world, the decision to award.eco to a community was seen as a coup – as such efforts are ordinarily seen as a long shot.

Spontaneous recovery ordinarily occurs.