Sentence examples for a commendation as from inspiring English sources

The rebels complied with her demands, and for her work in the Congo, Maganwe received a commendation as the best company commander on her mission.

As the top shooter, Volodya explained, Alec would be in line for a commendation as a Stakhanovite marksman, and this would include official recognition at the Young Communists meeting and special mention in the factory newspaper.

Ideally, you will already have kept a record of all official communications, such as prior reprimands or commendations, as well as informal comments and information about raises.

Applicants are evaluated for outstanding academic and professional merit, plus social commendations, as well as their proposed career and professional return plan.

By 1987, the critic Robert Hughes nominated Freud as the greatest living realist painter, and after the death of Francis Bacon five years later, the sobriquet could be taken as a commendation, or it could imply an honour fit for an anachronistic "figurative" artist working in London.

He received a commendation during the Olympics as a "First-Class Ambassador for the U.S.," which would make perfect sense if you ever meet Singh in person.

This honour is given by the DENR as a commendation for excellent performance to its leading regional and provincial offices.

"Our recipes and our food is something we take a very great deal of pride in," said Ole Olson, Giusseppe's general manager, as he received a commendation on behalf of the restaurant during a City Council meeting this week.

His invention of the pyrometer, a device for measuring high temperatures (invaluable for gauging oven heats for firings), earned him commendation as a fellow of the Royal Society.

Cadwalladr, Emma Graham-Harrison and Mark Townsend were all mentioned as the Observer also received a commendation for its Cambridge Analytica coverage in the scoop of the year category.

It was also named as best cultural event and won a commendation for best large event.