Sentence examples for that awarding from inspiring English sources

The Nobel committee chairman said that awarding the prize to Mr. Gore and the IPCC was not meant to be "a kick in the leg to anyone". The White House said it didn't see it that way, either.

Perhaps they're convinced that awarding each other prizes will be enough to keep the party going.

Congressman Peter King, in character, tweeted that "Awarding the Pulitzer to Snowden enablers is a disgrace".

A foreign ministry spokeswoman said last week that awarding Liu the prize would contradict the aims of the award.

Tony Abbott has admitted for the first time that awarding the Duke of Edinburgh an Australian knighthood was a mistake.

The Chinese foreign ministry repeated earlier warnings that awarding the prize to Liu would damage Sino-Norwegian relations.

DRAWS, DRAWS, DRAWS Is there any evidence that awarding three points for a win has made the game more exciting?

The judge, Antonio Carlos Almeida Campelo, agreed with a federal prosecutor in Para State, who argued that awarding the contracts would violate environmental laws.

And that little means that awarding the victory to that candidate has a greater likelihood of picking the true winner than flipping a coin.

Mutual fund managers, by contrast, can charge only an annual fee; regulators worry that awarding them a slice of the profits will encourage them to take big risks.

"It strikes me that awarding the Arthur Ashe award to Caitlyn Jenner is just a crass exploitation play – it's a tabloid play," he said.