Sentence examples for such as awarding from inspiring English sources

It is a world that is immune to satire, in which acts such as awarding a "European medal of tolerance" to Juan Carlos I of Spain (as the council did) is supposed to be meaningful and effective.

He said that young people were being helped into work by measures such as awarding tax relief to companies employing 16-24-year-olds 16-24-year-olds 16-24-year-olds 16-24-year-oldsty.

In their view, meetings and phone calls did not count unless the state took a formal action, such as awarding a contract or funding a research study.

"Buddy Pokémon will appear alongside your trainer avatar on your profile screen, adding helpful bonuses such as awarding candy for walking together.

But Mr Badawi is also taking serious steps to reduce corruption in the long term, such as awarding government contracts by open tender.

There are ways round this, such as awarding points not for specific jobs, but for "in-demand" professions and leaving the statisticians to find out what the market wants; the Senate bill does do this to an extent.

It wants proof of superior standing, such as awards (like Oscars, Nobels, the more prestigious the better), recognition in trade journals and a salary that stands out.

Ian McEwan, Will Self, David Mitchell and Rachel Cusk will soon be vying for a rosette alongside Martin Amis, Sarah Waters, Howard Jacobson and Ali Smith, to say nothing of latecomers to the party such as award-winning authors Colm Tóibín and Nick Hornby, who both have new novels out next month.

Live events such as award shows are "the one place where social media and multi-channel distribution has really accelerated viewership", said Rose, a senior partner at Boston Consulting Group who leads the US media practice.

We have won support from media professionals such as award-winning sports presenter Sue Mott, business leaders such as Mumsnet founder Justine Roberts, and Olympians and world champions including rower Anna Watkins, footballer Kelly Smith, hockey player Kate Richardson-Walsh, triple jumper Jonathan Edwards, triathlete Chrissie Wellington and skeleton bobsledder Shelley Rudman.

Beer thoughts may start with Beamish and Murphy's but craft breweries, such as award-winner Rising Sons, as well as Elbow Lane, the Franciscan Well, and the Cotton Ball Brewing Co, provide character in a pub scene that is alive, well and adhering to cliches – in the best possible sense.