Sentence examples for routinely awards from inspiring English sources

One concerns newspaper accounts alleging that Nigeria's minister for petroleum resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke, routinely awards crude oil contracts to hastily registered companies fronted by people not previously known to be involved in the industry.

Likewise, many hundreds of prisoners are routinely awarded ROTL.

That means tenure can't be routinely awarded, the way it is now.

And jurors routinely award substantial payouts even when there is little actual evidence of substandard care.

But their male abusers are routinely awarded visitation with the children they have traumatized.

It would also make New Jersey the first state, they said, to require bidding for all state contracts, including those for legal work and other professional services that for many years have been routinely awarded to campaign donors.

Six films on, at a time when those other wilfully odd film-makers, David O Russell and Alexander Payne, are routinely awarded major prizes, Anderson sometimes merits inclusion in the best original screenplay lists.

Last December, Malcolm Gladwell examined research showing that it was often obvious within two years whether someone would be a good teacher: Teaching should be open to anyone with a pulse and a college degree — and teachers should be judged after they have started their jobs, not before….That means tenure can't be routinely awarded, the way it is now.

Last December, Malcolm Gladwell examined research showing that it was often obvious within two years whether someone would be a good teacher: Teaching should be open to anyone with a pulse and a college degree and teachers should be judged after they have started their jobs, not before….That means tenure can't be routinely awarded, the way it is now.

In the normal course of events, an OBE might have been routinely awarded to him.

French law is among the most protective of people's right to privacy in Europe and celebrities are routinely awarded damages over the publication of paparazzi pictures.