Sentence examples for stopped awarding from inspiring English sources

A North Carolina school removed the entertainer from an advisory board; another stopped awarding an online scholarship in Cosby's name.

Mr. Greenberg kicked Mr. Sullivan and his allies off the SICO board, stopped awarding bonuses to A.I.G. executives and terminated a longstanding Starr Foundation program that gave college scholarships of as much as $14,000 a year to the children of lower-income A.I.G. employees.

Does this mean we should stop awarding titles like "Ph.D"?

The group also called on colleges and foundations to stop awarding merit scholarships based on college entry tests.

— Jeff Gordinier Eater: Following The Los Angeles Times's decision to stop awarding stars with its restaurant reviews, several other newspaper critics weigh in, mostly in favor of keeping them.

But since diversity, by contrast, is a good for all, there's no earthly reason to ever stop awarding a plus factor to minority students.

William W. McGuire, the chairman and chief executive of the UnitedHealth Group, said on Tuesday that he had asked his board to stop awarding new stock options to senior executives.

The sale, which is expected to be announced on Friday, came after the State Department threatened to stop awarding contracts to the company as long as Mr. Prince owned the firm, people involved in the discussions said.

In an open letter to the Guardian of London this spring, more than a hundred European scholars called for an academic boycott of Israel; the group went as far as to call on the European Union to stop awarding grants to Israeli researchers, as a way of "exerting pressure" on their government to negotiate with the Palestinians.

IGFA disputes that claim and is rejecting the call to stop awarding records.

And yes, the committee must stop awarding small business contracts to big business.