Meanings of award body in English

Traditional awards bodies don't tend to look beyond the, well, traditional choices.

The new academic year has seen some improvement in the grant awarding body's performance.

There are lessons here for the awards bodies.

Whether Edexcel's move towards transparency will be followed by other awarding bodies, then, remains to be seen.

Most award bodies, including the Oscars, require a film be released into cinemas before it can compete.

The INIT would replace the National Council for Educational Awards as the awarding body in the technological sector.

Studying the winners of other awards bodies is also becoming less valuable when it comes to the Oscars.

The council is the governing body of City & Guilds, which is the leading UK awarding body for vocational qualifications.

But since then, virtually every other awards body has rallied behind Bridges' unvarnished portrayal of alcoholic country singer Bad Blake.

This is about putting right the errors that were made by Ofqual and the awarding bodies in this year's exams.

The national student grant awarding body, Susi (Student Universal Support Ireland), is now in its third year of operation.

The World Travel Awards , which celebrated its 24th anniversary this year, is one of the most prestigious awards bodies in tourism.

In the US, The King will have a short theatrical run in part to qualify for awards bodies such as the Oscars.

The report by international vocation education awarding body City and Guilds surveyed the attitudes of more than 500 young people to vocational training.

EVERY academic year, Grantwatch has to reacquaint itself with the dates by which some grant awarding bodies made their final payments in the previous year.

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