Sentence examples for being recognised for its from inspiring English sources

Music that is too often dismissed as difficult and elitist is being recognised for its ability to transform damaged lives.

Lambeth is being recognised for its edible bus stops and its social supermarket, which sells subsidised products to those on low incomes.

Long a silent killer, air pollution is now being recognised for its devastating effects, particularly on small children and older people.

Once the sole preserve of nomadic Somali and Middle East communities, camel milk, which is naturally semi-skimmed, three times as rich in vitamin C as cows' milk and packed with antibodies, is increasingly being recognised for its health benefits by the Food and Agriculture Organisation FAOO) and health conscious consumers.

It is recognised for its geological and archaeological importance, including features such as a cup and ring marked rock dating from the Neolithic or Bronze Age period.

Berberine is used in traditional Chinese, Native American and also in Western medicine, where it is recognised for its antimicrobial properties.

The Chapare region is recognised for its importance to biodiversity, and it is surrounded by three National Parks in the area: Carrasco, Amboró and Isiboro Sécure.

He adds: "An A-level in geography is recognised for its academic 'robustness' and, most importantly, it also helps young people into the world of work.

Twelve people were murdered by gunmen at the magazine's offices earlier this year, and PEN's American branch has said that it "deserves to be recognised for its dauntlessness in the face of one of the most noxious assaults on expression in recent memory".

Tunisia is recognised for its revolution, and for the consensual path it has chosen for its democratic transition".

The Premier League was recognised for its outstanding contribution to international trade and the value it brings to English football and the United Kingdom's broadcasting industry.