Sentence examples for be given due recognition from inspiring English sources

The difficult job they do in a region which borders Somalia, where al-Shabaab and international groups were freely operating hand-in-glove until recently, should be given due recognition.

Writer Muzzam Beg said that he had not been given due recognition by the producer and would sue if his name was not in the credits.

However, to fulfill his obligations to his funding agency and university, he must be sure that his lab is given due recognition for the contribution.

In 2014 15 he was the subject of an exhibition alongside Lee Krasner ("From the Margins: Lee Krasner and Norman Lewis, 1945 1952"), another Abstract Expressionist whose talent was not given due recognition until well beyond the movement's heyday.

In Oaxaca state in Mexico, Zakus' interviews and observations in over 40 health facilities revealed that auxiliaries and committee members were not given due recognition in terms of infrastructure, resources, support and training, and that they had no input into their communities' health service targets and programmes.

About 94% of the respondents reported that the Ethiopian Government had given due recognition to their traditional forest management practices.

One of the biggest challenges has been how to give due recognition to the variety of contexts and interventions represented across the studies in 17 countries.

The BBC have been in the past been criticised for failing to give due recognition to women and surprisingly there is no place for Becky James, who won two gold and two bronze medals at the world track championships.

The "national narrative" must surely give due recognition not just to the interconnectedness of past events in England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland but to their relative autonomy too.

The probation service needs to be given proper recognition again.

The Kurtag should be given its due.