Sentence examples for achieving the recognition from inspiring English sources

Levy is finally achieving the recognition she has long deserved – and her imminent book of stories, Black Vodka, will now reach the audience it deserves.

"I would be clearly focused on us achieving the recognition of Aboriginal people in line with the wishes and aspirations of Aboriginal people and ultimately the Australian public".

What's more, "The Dumb Girl of Portici" is directed by Lois Weber, one of the most prominent — and one of the best — directors of the time, whose place in the business and, more important, in the art of movies is only belatedly achieving the recognition that it deserves.

At least 14,000 are said to be behind bars.Wary Western diplomats describe the SNC, whether or not it can contain the Free Syrian Army, as "the best we have", though it is far from achieving the recognition given to the National Transitional Council in Libya at an early stage in its rebellion.

In recent years, he finally achieved the recognition abroad that had eluded him.

********************* HAVE YOU HAD YOUR WHEATER FIX? Darlington has never really achieved the recognition it merits.

Hopefully this UK premiere of their film will help the Omidvar Brothers finally achieve the recognition they deserve.

It's a movie, but it didn't achieve the recognition it deserved as a movie because of its television release.

"We were trying to be sure that great technical people know that they have the opportunity to achieve the recognition that vice presidents receive inside the company," she said.

But although it has earned the respect of an array of black American authors from Terry McMillan to Amiri Baraka, it has not achieved the recognition of some other better-known -- and better promoted -- writers' workshops in New York, both mainstream and minority.

The paper describes a fuzzy logic classifier (FLC) to achieve the recognition for air targets.