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The whistle-blower programs that award a portion of the government's recovery to the person who supplies information are in many ways an extension of the deals made with individual defendants.
Furthermore, intellectual-property laws that award a kind of monopoly through patents are not easily reconciled with the whole notion of antitrust suits.The opponents of high-tech antitrust cases also assert that successful prosecution is nowadays harder than it was.
Lawmakers yesterday approved spending bills that award a record budget increase to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and a generous boost to military science.
It's not enough to only know the agencies that award a particular type of grant; you should be aware of the rules and regulations that come along with an award because there may be certain obligations that must be fulfilled.
About 25 schools are accredited by The American Osteopathic Association AOAA), which accredits schools that award a D.O. degree.
Let's give that award — a meta-award, perhaps — to Jamey Johnson, who helped write the break-up song "Give It Away" for George Strait, which won song of the year.
Five years ago, Mr. Schmertz was chairman of an arbitration panel that awarded a 10 percent raise to New York police officers.
Still, any movie that awards a former Monty Python cast member a Nobel Prize in anything cannot be all bad.
The case before the court involved a West Virginia Supreme Court decision overturning a jury verdict that awarded a $50 million judgment against Massey Coal Company.
But it wasn't the system that drove Nixon from office or that denied Robert Bork a seat on the Supreme Court, any more than it was the system that awarded a seat to Clarence Thomas and produced the Starr report.
The bill generally updates the process for challenging patents and would change the patent system to one that awards a patent to the first inventor to file a specific claim.
