Sentence examples for way of awarding from inspiring English sources

A day after their most tumultuous primary in memory, it was clear yesterday that New York Republicans' convoluted way of awarding presidential delegates helped George W. Bush -- and equally clear that even Bush supporters found that system wanting.

After becoming a Nobel laureate, García Márquez stated to a correspondent: "I have the impression that in giving me the prize, they have taken into account the literature of the sub-continent and have awarded me as a way of awarding all of this literature".

Additionally, we want to propose a different way of awarding financial assistance to physicians settling in shortage areas.

Both Rylance and Dromgoole are thin-skinned with journalists and critics, which may explain why the Globe has garnered little in the way of awards and good press.

The Program didn't emerge from the Toronto film festival with much in the way of awards buzz, and Ben Foster, who plays Armstrong, is more admired character actor than movie star.

It is this work that brought him national and international recognition by way of awards and gave him the credibility to pursue his campaign against corruption.

Weakness, real or perceived, stands in the way of advancement, awards and promotions.

With little in the way of an awards marketing budget — the prize money the film has won on the festival circuit or through auctioning Mr. Muniz's work has gone back to the catadores, or garbage pickers, the film focuses on, she said — Ms. Walker is exploring all avenues to help promote "Waste Land".

Then again, in the historically attention-grabbing way of the awards, that might well be part of the plan.

The International Man Booker prize has pointed to one way forward by awarding half of its £50,000 prize to the translator for the first time this year.

We do this in a number of ways, mainly by awarding scholarships and research grants through peer-reviewed competitions, but also by building partnerships among universities, colleges, governments, and the private sector.