Sentence examples for use awarded from inspiring English sources

"Institutions have considerable flexibility and exercise a great deal of judgment, not only in what guidance programs and tracking systems they choose to develop but also in how they use awarded funds".

Translated from fed-speak, that last phrase about choosing how to use "awarded funds" contains the crucial message that institutions won't be getting any extra money to carry out these new functions.

G&Ts use award-winning Finnish gin, Napue, served with rosemary and cranberries.

Cannes juries like to use awards to make statements; Michael Moore's "Fahrenheit 9/11" won the 2004 Palme d'Or as well as a standing ovation in Cannes.

The foundation, dedicated to reducing tobacco use, awards research and other grants to universities, but only if the unit of the university seeking financing does not accept tobacco money.

The letter also said the districts could use award money "for any appropriate purpose"—it didn't have to be used to clean up lead paint.

Instead, successful claimants would be forced to use any awarded damages to cover their lawyers' success fees and insurance policies that cover court costs.

In 2013, the High Court ruled that Crombie's "minimal" use of the brand amounted to "non-use" and awarded the rights to Nutters of Savile Row owner Mason.

Indirectly, incentives are also provided by the evaluation criteria that oil companies use for awarding drilling assignments.

"More frequent fliers are using awards in a fragile economy".

Mr. Hartman uses awards and chart standings as his main measures of success.