Sentence examples for to make awards from inspiring English sources
It is also traditional to make awards to diplomats posted abroad, though this year's list includes a number who are being recognised not for long service but for their handling of unforeseen emergencies.
The endless, strapless parade of conformist fishtails; the glib soundbites; the length – all of which were evidenced in last night's Golden Globes – combine to make awards ceremonies the least satisfying televisual experience.
There have also been changes in financial regulations that require airlines to account for unused frequent-flier miles as a liability, which has motivated carriers to make awards easier to redeem.
Stephen Merkel, the firm's general counsel, told me that Feinberg had sought "the power to make awards on whatever basis he feels like" and that his actions demonstrated "a complete disregard for the law itself".
At least three cases, for example, will test Mr. Feinberg's willingness to make awards in excess of $4 million, something he said months ago he was loath to do.
Rather than grumbling about these flaws, The New Review has come up with eight ways to make awards shows sparkle as brightly as their trophies… Hire more female hosts Considering the lack of diversity at the Oscars and Baftas, it might help to diversify the MCs.
He also calls on the Army to make award citations publicly available, with appropriate redaction.
There are some very special cows in Somerset – not only are they producing milk to make award-winning cheese, but their poo is helping to power the dairy where that cheese is made.
Blackburne & Haynes Meadow Cottage Farm, Churt Road, Headley, Bordon, Hampshire GU35 8SS, 01428 712155 This family-run business uses milk from the farm's pedigree cows to make award-winning farmhouse ice cream and fruit sorbets.
(Then again, God forbid we do anything to make award show telecasts longer. Imagine another hour of 2013's "sad Emmys").
All recent and future tenders include a clause that enables UNICEF to make awarded vaccine prices publicly available, in addition to pricing and contracting information already in the public domain on UNICEF's website.
