Sentence examples for system for awarding from inspiring English sources
No system for awarding prizes – whether public vote, membership or juried – is immune to being gamed.
One of the country's largest providers of electronic medical records has lodged a complaint against New York City's public hospital system for awarding a $303 million contract to a rival.
Research shows that you should be open about what you pay your employees: "Remember what matters to your employees isn't that their pay be equal but that the system for awarding it seems fair".
The state's system for awarding them is complicated, but in every district the Romney campaign recruited slates of delegate candidates — with strong name recognition and the support of the state and local party —who either currently support Mr. Romney or are most likely to support him as the party's nominee at the national convention.
Jennifer C. Jaff Executive Director, Advocacy for Patients With Chronic Illness Farmington, Conn., Dec. 10, 2010 To the Editor: Peter Orszag is wise to worry that the current system for awarding federal disability benefits will help to make unemployment perpetual for millions of Americans.
NASD alleged that Piper Jaffray investment bankers developed a tiered system for awarding IPO shares to the executives of corporate clients.
First, he registered the business on SAM.gov, the government's System for Award Management (SAM).
Set up a System for Award Management (SAM) profile.
The Breaking Point One thing that seems to make playoff races so tight is the N.H.L.'s system of awarding standings points: 2 for a victory, 0 for a loss — unless a game reaches overtime or a shootout, in which case a point goes to the loser.
Nathan Sandals Questions on the standings: The N.H.L. stuck by its problematic system of awarding a guaranteed point for losing in overtime or via shootout, despite another late-season spike in regulation ties.
Questions on the standings The N.H.L. stuck by its problematic system of awarding a guaranteed point for losing in overtime or a shootout, despite another late-season spike in regulation ties.
