Sentence examples for right to award from inspiring English sources

That authority includes the right to award it Congressional representation.

Now they can be stripped of the right to award degrees.

Maurice was in the chair and, after our initial presentations, thought it right to award us marks.

By contrast, universities are granted the right to award degrees in perpetuity by the Privy Council, one of those hoary old anachronisms that litter Britain's unwritten constitution.

The I.T.F. received the right to award ranking points to players in live Davis Cup matches as part of the five-year agreement.

COLLEGES NCAA--Placed Marshall on four years' probation and rescinded their right to award 15 football and two basketball scholarships for upcoming seasons.

While the Ministry of Education tightly controls institutions' rights to award qualifications, the combination of 10 million students, the complex requirements imposed on state funded universities and well over 2,000 private, for-profit providers would tax any regulatory regime.

Although entrants have registered on a first-come first-served basis and elite runners have an extended deadline, numerous official charities have additional late registration rights to award.

"Multiple contracts may be awarded to obtain all the necessary services; however, the Treasurer reserves the right to not award any contracts for the services reviewed".

Perhaps it was also right to co-award the prize to Menachem Begin for the rather easier task of responding to Sadat, even though Begin's terrorist group had once murdered innocent Britons.

The Qatar 2022 Supreme Committee told BBC Sport in a statement: "It was the right decision to award the World Cup to the Middle East for the first time in 2022.