They're rewarded by a project that's not a huge hit, but which is intricately detailed and widely regarded as high quality.
We were rewarded with a project that kept everything good about the film we loved – the songs, the story of the underprivileged underdogs fighting against the 1%, the charming Teddy Roosevelt cameo.
In bestowing the award the judging panel said: "Linlathen Bridge would hardly span the carriageway of a motorway but its heritage spans over two hundred years and it is fitting that such longevity is rewarded by a project team prepared to devote their fullest attention to ensuring that every detail of the bridge was faithfully restored to its original glory".
But the platform has faced criticism for how it is set up, which means film-makers are under no obligation to reward donors if a project makes money at the box office.
But if the board wanted to reward smooth project execution, a top candidate might be another Briton, Andrew Brown, 51, who joined the top management team a year ago as head of international exploration and production, after presiding over the construction of the Pearl plant and a giant L.N.G. facility in Qatar.
The high-risk, high-reward Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has a project to use it to make jet fuel.
By visiting these countries, you can use your economic leverage to reward sustainable projects and support best practices.
The payment by results system, modelled on domestic welfare programmes, shows a new approach that will reward projects that hit tough new targets.
When someone finishes a project early, reward them with the afternoon off.
There is significant change in policing: a code of ethics, direct entry to inspector and superintendent ranks, a project to reward officers based on expertise rather than hierarchy and time served, and a plan for all officers to enter the service as a higher-level apprentice or graduate.
