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Meanings of awarding in English

Catalan
cessió
Spanish
concesión

The formal acceptance of a supplier's bid or proposal by a government agency.

cessió
Usage of awarding in English
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The revelation led to a temporary government ban on awarding state contracts.
The Guardian
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Election officials said there were no political considerations in awarding the contract.
Reuters
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He did, however, uphold the awarding of one demerit point against Rabada.
The South African
4
Meanwhile, earlier this year the contract-awarding process for family lawyers was bungled.
The Guardian
5
Based on this, he asked the court to consider awarding aggravated damages.
Independent.ie
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What, they want to know, was his role in awarding the contract?
The Irish Times
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Thus awarding the Isolation Hospital site the same status at Mutton Island.
The Irish Times
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This week they'll be awarding the tournament to Switzerland and Austria regardless.
The Irish Times
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Irish universities are awarding more top degrees to students than ever before.
The Irish Times
10
Kamrasi conducts all business himself, awarding punishments and seeing them carried out.
The Discovery of the Source of the Nile
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Pemex, however, will remain responsible for awarding billions of dollars of service contracts.
Reuters
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The government banned awarding it any new contracts the same month.
Reuters
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The utility plans to start awarding contracts in December, it said.
Reuters
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The report claims Ndebele accepted a R10 million bribe for awarding the tender.
The South African
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You've got to be absolutely certain before you start awarding tries, I think.
The Guardian
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She said the idea of awarding Ceaser a medal was wonderful.
Radio NZ
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Catalan
cessió
Spanish
concesión
Awarding through the time
Awarding across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common
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