Sentence examples for term award from inspiring English sources

UK Sport will review the initial short term award, which just covers athletes costs for this season, in September.

This will be stratified as 30 member, 30 'newly-awarded' (<12 months) and 20 'long term awarded' (≥12 months) schools.

Separately Fairhead received £2.12m in 2012 in pay, cash bonus and long term awards.

What we know is that Barclays' total staff of 144,000 will receive £1.5bn in cash bonuses and £1.2bn in long term awards.

Scardino received £6.35m in pay, bonus, retirement benefits and long term awards in 2012, 28% less than the £8.88m she received in 2011, according to Pearson's annual report published on Thursday.

The term "awards" suggests that they are given to the person who did the best job in each category.

In the school setting, there will be two groups of awarded schools: newly awarded (<12 months) and longer term awarded (≥12 months), to enable an examination of the sustainability of program impacts after the award is conferred.

In the same period, 32,364 DLA awards were revoked out of 302,286 reapplications following the end of a fixed-term award.

A spokesman for Betfair said: "The board understands that it is the policy of certain shareholders to oppose any amendments to targets and discussions with those shareholders voting against this resolution highlighted the change to the 2011 [long-term award] as the cause of opposition.

It is seeking feedback from the research community on the idea of giving all its roughly 3300 investigators the option of applying to swap their project grants for a single, long-term award based largely on their track record.

NIGMS "is seeking feedback from the research community on the idea of giving all its roughly 3300 investigators the option of applying to swap their project grants for a single, long-term award based largely on their track record," Kaiser wrote.