Sentence examples for Ongoing recognition from inspiring English sources

And I think America should be proud that this is just one more step in this ongoing recognition that we treat everybody fairly.

Gen-Xers also desire ongoing recognition from their boss because of their experience and mindset about competing in the workforce.

National selector Geoff Miller said: "Contracts are ongoing recognition for those players who have regularly been selected for England and have performed consistently, as well as players who we feel could play an important role for England over the next 12 months".

However, there is an ongoing recognition among experts that peak oil production might indeed be upon us.

"This is just one more step in this ongoing recognition that we treat everybody fairly, and everybody is part of a family, and we judge people on the basis of their character and their performance and not their sexual orientation".

The reception, attended by some 50 guests, not only marked Buccellati's ongoing recognition of iconic international wildlife through art but also the Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens' highly-anticipated new Elephants of Asia exhibit opening later this month.

Mevlut's life is one of ongoing generous recognition and marvelling acceptance of such revelations.

This is an issue that goes back to June 2011 in Germany, with today's announcement coming on top of another ongoing facial recognition investigation by the HmbBfDI.

The name NTechlab might ring a bell for one of two reasons: first, the company's system has scored well on MegaFace, an open and ongoing facial recognition challenge — rivaling and even outscoring the likes of Google's FaceNet.

While the State of Reconciliation in Australia Report remains optimistic citing milestones like Kevin Rudd's 2008 apology to the stolen generation and the ongoing constitutional recognition campaign as signs of progress it also makes clear that reconciliation in Australia is still a very theoretical thing.

On the contrary, rights are tools through which people build their identities in an ongoing struggle for recognition with other people and social institutions.