Sentence examples for the issue of awarding from inspiring English sources

Never one to shy from controversy, early in the speech Marshall addressed the issue of awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to a soldier, which had generated some comment in the press.

To address the issue of excessive awards, Mr. Boutrous contended, Congress should consider limiting each state's court system to imposing damages based on a defendant's conduct only in that state.

Regardless of whether the issue of punitive damage awards is addressed, the asbestos crisis may well move toward a resolution.

Rather less important than many of the others is the issue of apparently whitewashed showbiz awards – nevertheless, in the circumstances, it matters.

Beyond that, Ms Tompkins says, is the issue of fairness: local councils typically award prizes to girls for reaching certain levels of sales, and since all girls are limited to selling within their local areas, a campaign like Wild's can overwhelm opportunities for other girls in town.

Every year the issue of how to campaign during awards season seems fraught.

Nearly four decades later the battle was also recognized in the issue of the clasp Lissa to the Naval General Service Medal, awarded to all British participants still living in 1847.

One real application of fingerprinting is for the issue of screening copies for the academy awards ("Oscar").

The Pulitzer Prizes, administered by Columbia University, also focused on the issue of race in one of the arts awards.

Glenn Greenwald told HuffPost Live on Wednesday that there is "no question" that he will try to return to the United States soon, and that he may use his recent receipt of the prestigious Polk Award to "force the issue" of whether or not he will face legal action if he comes into America.

She declined to predict whether the changes would reduce the number of awards issued, but said that "we anticipate that they'll continue to use the program".