Sentence examples similar to suggesting awards from inspiring English sources

This time, lawyers suggest, awards could reach billions of dollars, for there is a long list of candidates besides the airlines, which may be sued for $1 billion per hijacked jet and perhaps more, if families of those killed on the ground join.The other candidates include airport security firms, whose employees let armed terrorists slip through, and Boeing, which built the planes.

They should take note therefore of the report of the Higher Education Commission, set up by the Institute for Public Policy Research and published last week, which suggested awarding universities a "pupil premium" for every student from this background they enrol.

The deacon of the Vladika of Žiča and commander (, вoјвода) Jovan Grković-Gapon suggested awarding Pećanac the title of vojvoda.

Columbia Pictures has slated "Fury" for a Nov. 14 release, suggesting awards-season aspirations, and Pitt's presence will no doubt help the cause.

The resurfaced interview has led to an angry response from many Hollywood stars with some suggesting his awards should be taken away from him.

The film has a 23 October release in the US, suggesting an awards push, but won't be seen by UK audiences until 4 March, 2016.

But throughout the 10 days Putin's disappearance was treated as a joke, with a Kremlin spokesman suggesting the award of a prize for best media rumour.

Hancox also suggests the awards don't support up-and-coming black music.

Likewise, this suggests designing awards for groups rather than for individuals, more so as the latter creates conflicts within facility teams.

Queen manager Jim Beach made a fake casting announcement last week at the London's Artists & Management awards, suggesting the Borat star would feature in the film.

Ghostbusters 3 was at one point expected to shoot last May, with Murray himself appearing in character as Peter Venkman at the 2010 Scream awards, suggesting he had warmed to the idea.