Sentence examples for refuse awards from inspiring English sources
When challenged about this, the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) made clear that statutory guidance obliged it to reduce or refuse awards if victims had unspent convictions.
She and her husband often refused awards and medals.
But critics refuse to award high grades for attendance alone.
Another indication that the prize system may not be working as it once did, English suggests, is that it is no longer cool to refuse an award.
According to the Financial Times, Ben-Artzi is the first whistleblower to refuse an award since the program was launched in 2011.
But the decision on January 1st by Thomas Piketty, a French economist and bestselling author of "Capital in the 21st Century", to refuse the award of the Légion d'Honneur was a cruel snub.
Some colleges will refuse to award those student grants from the college's own funds in a subsequent year unless the family demonstrates that there has been a significant change in the family's financial circumstances).
Many of the letters in this volume are to his publisher, Jérôme Lindon, as Beckett refuses interviews, awards, and offers to join the Irish Academy of Letters; rejecting both the fame "Waiting for Godot" brought and Ireland with equal measure.
If a college admits the student off the waiting list because the student does not demonstrate financial need, some colleges will refuse to award institutional grants in subsequent years, unless the family's financial circumstances have changed significantly.
"The jury simply was not entitled to refuse to award any damages for Hazle's undisputable — and undisputed — loss of liberty, and its verdict to the contrary must be rejected".
