Sentence examples for be recognised for our from inspiring English sources

"And as a result, we would be delighted to continue to be recognised for our efforts".

At Lloyds Banking Group, we are proud to be recognised for our diversity and inclusion (D&I) strategy.

The university will, however, carry on with its tradition of recruiting students from a variety of backgrounds: "We want to continue to be recognised for our willingness and ability to support widening participation, giving the opportunity for anyone of any background to be able to come and study at the institution".

"Everyone gives 110% to give the show the highest possible production values throughout every series, so it is an honour for us to be recognised for our contribution to the huge success of Strictly over the last 10 years".

If there is anything "we" would like to be recognised for, it is Polish history and our input into British history.

Our relationships define us, and they should be recognised for their true value.

But even though sharing our experience of the world is a human universal, wanting to be recognised for that isn't.

"I do fear being recognised for things I don't want to be recognised for.

This should be recognised for what it is – a success.

He fully deserves to be recognised for it, too".

I believe she should be recognised for this.