Significats de state award en anglès

He had received Russia's highest state award in 2014, possibly for his role in Russia's take over of Crimea.

Being bestowed with the prestigious and highest state award, the Jivbadada Kerkar Award for Best Organiser for the year 1984-85.

In contrast, most Republican states award their delegates on a winner-take-all basis.

Putin ordered Shoigu to prepare posthumous state awards for the dead submariners.

A spokesperson said they would receive state awards soon.

State media ignored the demonstrations, broadcasting Soviet-style coverage of Putin handing out state awards instead.

Many states award delegates proportionate to the popular vote.

They note that most southern states award their delegates by proportion, rather than in winner-take-all fashion.

Both states award electoral votes by congressional district and could be crucial in a tight election.

Russian President Vladimir Putin attends a state awards ceremony in the Kremlin June 12, 2014.

In reality the State awarded a monopoly to a private company to charge for one link in an otherwise Statefunded motorway.

The state awards its 57 delegates on a winner-take-all basis by congressional district, possibly granting Cruz a windfall of pledged delegates.

According to the Qualifications (Education and Training) Act 1999, bonding is now compulsory for all courses leading to qualification from State awarding bodies.

Regional disparities like this normally do not matter in the context of presidential politics because most states award their electoral votes on an all-or-nothing basis.

Some states award their delegates proportionally, based on each candidate's percentage of the vote, while others simply award all their delegates to whoever finishes first.

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin (L) speaks with guests after a state awards ceremony for achievements in printed media in Moscow January 13, 2012.