Sentence examples for when awarding from inspiring English sources

It is required to consider specific criteria when awarding licences arising from the 1996 Broadcasting Act.

She also failed to follow correct procedures when awarding salary increases to staff, including her twin.

That agency's grant panels do not use culturally specific criteria when awarding money.

Finally, we regularly urge developing countries to be more discerning when awarding tax exemptions.

In an effort to appeal to China's leaders, he often favoured Chinese state-owned companies over privately owned businesses when awarding lucrative government contracts.

And Lamb says councils are too often engaged in a "race to the bottom" when commissioning care, choosing the cheapest bid when awarding contracts.

More often than not, however, school districts give precedence to teachers or administrators within the district when awarding the coaching jobs.

When awarding the sanctions, the judge wrote: "Bringing legal proceedings when there is no legal right to do so, due to lack of standing, stalls the efficient administration of justice in the system".

That finding could play into efforts by U.S. lawmakers to require the Pentagon to consider the long-running trade dispute when awarding a $35 billion contract with the U.S. Air Force.

"We send a message to the world that peaceful negotiations, consensus, is the best way of taking care of a country's people," said the secretive panel of Norwegian judges when awarding the 2015 Nobel Peace Prize on Friday.

Lord Coe has admitted that the procedure used by the IAAF when awarding the 2021 world championships to the American city of Eugene was flawed, it was claimed last night.