Sentence examples for be given recognition from inspiring English sources

The next minute he was asking whether Sian Grigg, his Hoover makeup artist, could be given recognition in this article.

As part of a general review of the history curriculum in public schools that is under way here, the Mirabals are also to be given recognition in textbooks as national martyrs.

Will Academy voters be tempted to vote for "Amour" for best picture or best director and figure that some other film should as a result be given recognition in the less-heralded foreign language competition.

When the definitive history of the personal computer is written, familiar and historic names such as Olivetti, Apple, IBM, will all be given recognition for their innovations of the 1960s and 1970s.

At that time, she was the only woman to be given recognition publicly in Hyderabad State.

The local head of the nationalist MHP party objected that "a man who was half naked and reported to masturbate on the streets" should be given recognition.

They seem to be incapable of just launching the attacks and want to be giving recognition for their endeavors.

"Politicians rarely get thanked, so I am grateful for the extent to which I have been given recognition.

Until black jazz was given recognition, or dry classical branches again bore fruit, the undivided realm of contemporary music had a single heir.

The French chemist H. Mège-Mouriès developed margarine in the late 1860s and was given recognition in Europe and a patent in the United States in 1873.

Netherlands Holland Festival June 3 to 25 Eight Dutch and Flemish theater companies offer premieres, and Frank Zappa, whose music has been called antiestablishment, is given recognition in a performance of his ode to transient sex, "200 Motels".