Summary
award {noun}
assegnazione · premio · onorificenza
to award {verb}
concedere · dare · permettere · assegnare · attribuire · aggiudicare · premiare
English-Italian translation for "award"
"award" Italian translation
award {noun}
award {noun} (also: allocation, grant, apportionment, assignment)
The questions of the award of contracts, buildings and staff are at issue.
A municipality should be entitled to take environmental criteria into consideration in the award of a public contract.
These high-quality reception facilities will be one of the criteria on which the award of the European university label will depend.
In addition, there are provisions for direct award of contracts in the absence of tenders or in emergencies.
It has also been said that a more innovative approach to the award of public contracts is needed, and examples of what is meant by this
And I said, "I'm going to win this award -- the South by Southwest Weblog award."
And this is a video that has actually won an award as the best documentary of the year.
I said, "I'm going to win an award," because I had never won an award in my entire life.
The award is to be presented in May 2004, some weeks before the election.
We've got the best school award for three years successively.
award {noun} (also: honour, accolade, distinction, honor)
to award {verb}
to award [awarded|awarded] {vb} (also: to acknowledge, to concede, to agree, to admit)
Only under exceptional circumstances, then, does it really make sense to award compulsory licences.
One of these led the Commission to change its tender procedures by allowing unsuccessful bidders time to challenge contract award decisions.
to award [awarded|awarded] {vb} (also: to deliver, to permit, to allow, to cede)
But that is not enough: it also seems appropriate to give the Member States the opportunity to award national aid to offset the loss of...
It awards us a sort of 'pass ', and I thank you, but we will try to improve.
Furthermore, on what objective criteria are these competences to be awarded?
The way in which companies have awarded subcontracts is indeed a problem.
To this day, this is the most Medals of Honor ever awarded for a single battle.
to award [awarded|awarded] {vb} (also: to permit, to cede, to afford, to bestow)
And there I was awarded "Best in the World in Medicine," which allowed me to get in, or at least get a foot in the door of the big medical world.
to award [awarded|awarded] {v.t.} (also: to vest, to confer, to bestow, to grant)
To be more specific, we need to award extra marks to programmes approved for funding which include the gender dimension.
But that is not enough: it also seems appropriate to give the Member States the opportunity to award national aid to offset the loss of
majority to award the Sakharov Prize to Xanana Gusmão.
The Zurich Art Prize is awarded each year during the Art Basel art show.
Madam President, in 1994 the European Parliament awarded the Sakharov Prize to Taslima Nasreen.
to award [awarded|awarded] {v.t.} (also: to ascribe, to attribute, to assign, to apportion)
I welcome Parliament's decision to award the Sakharov Prize to the Secretary-General of the UN.
Mr President-in-Office, it is not for me to award marks, but one Swedish newspaper asked me a few weeks ago what mark I would give if I
Within the institutional framework of inter-university relations, ALFA Plus proposes to award more than 3 000 study grants to postgraduate
Mr President, today we awarded the Sakharov Prize to Mr Wei Jingsheng.
It was recently awarded the 'Europäisches Naturerbe ' prize for its work in this area.
to award [awarded|awarded] {v.t.} (also: to knock down)
Public authorities continue to award public contracts without following appropriate tendering procedures.
It is the tenderer with the financially most advantageous offer to whom the contract must be awarded.
When we listened to the announcements about the city of Brcko on 14 February, we were first told that the city would be awarded to the Serbs.
to award [awarded|awarded] {v.t.} (also: to give a prize to, to award a prize to, to recompense, to award prize)
By my reckoning, that means we should today be awarding the prize four times over.
Mr President, today we awarded the Sakharov Prize to Mr Wei Jingsheng.
It was recently awarded the 'Europäisches Naturerbe ' prize for its work in this area.
Rules of the Price awarded by the Pontifical Academies [Italian]
The prize will be awarded to the 'Basta Ya ' association in the course of the December part-session.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "award":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "award" in Italian
Similar words
Have a look at the English-Polish dictionary by bab.la.