Examples of 'council awarded' in a sentence
Meaning of "council awarded"
council awarded: This phrase is often used in the context of official announcements or press releases to indicate that a council or similar governing body has granted an award or recognition to an individual or organization for their achievements or contributions
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The Council awarded them the job.
In the above claim, the Governing Council awarded the full amount.
The City of York Council awarded this contract without having carried out a tendering process.
That 's why the European Research Council awarded her a grant.
The Design Council awarded this project ' Millennium Product ' status for the renovation.
On Robesors 60th birthday, the Conservatory 's artistic council awarded him the title of honorary professor.
The Council awarded the title of Honorary Member of the Association to the following persons,.
In 1993, the Lithuanian Science Council awarded her a doctor of natural sciences degree.
The City Council awarded at least 180 million euros to cover collateral damage.
In February 2009, the Oxford City Council awarded the contract to manage leisure in Oxford.
The Medical Research Council awarded her a grant in 1937 that sparked her study of Plasmodium.
Until this year, the Council awarded one Michael Measures prize a year.
In 1959, its student council awarded him a gold medal for his chess achievements.
In 2009 Devizes Town Council awarded the building a historic plaque.
In 1944 the British Council awarded Roa Bastos a nine-month fellowship for journalism in London.
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Social security benefits awarded because of disease
Awarded for bravery during the war
And the jury awarded us seven figures
Examples of using Council
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Just in case the council popped in unannounced
Reports to the economic and social council
The council does not speak for everyone
