Sentence examples for service prize from inspiring English sources

Each prize is $10,000, except for the public service prize, which is a gold medal.

The Post was awarded the public service prize for its coverage of neglect and abuse in group homes for the mentally retarded in Washington.

The five scientists, along with Bill and Melinda Gates, who won a Lasker public service prize, will be recognized at an award ceremony in New York City on 20 September.

This was the wider public's introduction to Lavabit, an e-mail service prized for its security.

The Dalai Lama took in some school-dance-troupe performances, greeted members of the local Lions Club, and handed out public-service prizes.

There was an awards ceremony on the theme of "Faith, Hope and Charity," in which community-service prizes were handed out to a black minister, a Mormon businessman and the St . LouisCardinals' Albert Pujols.

The winners -- six in total, in the categories of "Most Promising Technology" and "Most Promising Business --received over $100,000 of goods and services prizes and access to $3-million in financing from investors.

Recipients of the scientific awards will each receive $25,000; the public service award includes no monetary prize.

When her brother was sentenced to five years' imprisonment and then told that this jail-term would be suspended if he joined a combat unit, he promptly opted for military service.A prize scalp for an American headhunterIn the confusion that followed the German invasion of France, Mr Weil at last succeeded in obtaining American visas.

parent companies, officers, directors, subsidiaries, affiliates, licensees, service providers, prize suppliers any other person or entity associated with the Giveaways (collectively. "Giveaway Entities") and/or the immediate family (spouse, parents, siblings and children).

In contrast, public sector service is prized in the nursing and Ayurvedic cadre.