Sentence examples for community recognition from inspiring English sources

Fourth, the most preferred incentives for high priority restoration actions were cash for on-ground works, extension and community recognition.

"From the broader art community recognition did come, albeit slowly, and sometimes at great cost," wrote his wife, Sherry Turner DeCarava, whose three daughters with him, Susan, Wendy and Laura DeCarava, all of Brooklyn, also survive him.

Larc was behind a push last year to get Latin Americans in Southwark to use the 2011 census as means to gain real community recognition, encouraging them to describe themselves as Latin Americans on the form – rather than merely "other".

But the reception in the White House by Coolidge, who met with few people, was noteworthy because it gave the Jewish community recognition at a time when anti-Semitism was rising in this country.

Harvard defines Native American as someone who has "origins in any of the original peoples of North America and who maintains cultural identification through tribal affiliation or community recognition," the Globe said.

First, Hamas will not accept the three conditions put forward by the international community (recognition of Israel, renunciation of violence, acceptance of past agreements), certainly not now and certainly not under threat.

However, to compensate for the resources consumed on user devices, outstanding contributors should be identified and given social incentives such as community recognitions and awards.

Communities' recognition and awareness of major symptoms of severe malaria could encourage action, but perceptions of their causes and poor discrimination of other danger signs – vomiting and failure to feed – might impede early treatment.

He added: "Our community lacks recognition, it feels it is looked upon with too severe an eye … unjustly attacked".

"The international community gives recognition only to the Lady and that makes the government happy," she says.

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