Meanings of made awards in English

In 2013, an Employment Appeals Tribunal (EAT) found they had been unfairly dismissed and made awards to them.

The tribunal made awards without admission of liability, whereas the courts would seek to establish, in essence, who was to blame.

THE hepatitis C compensation tribunal has so far made awards totalling £30 million, the Minister for Health said in a written reply.

The president of University College Dublin, Dr Art Cosgrove, has made awards to three lecturers for the quality of their teaching at the university.

The council made awards to more than 350 artists, with the largest, of over £25,000, going to photographer Martin Healy.

To date, the council has made awards for more than 900 individual research projects in collaboration with 425 separate companies and organisations.