Sentence examples for efforts recognised from inspiring English sources
Chairman of WFS for 2012-2013, JamesaidmsTheng, said: "The prize means a lot to us: we've put in a lot of hard work this year and it's always nice to see your efforts recognised!
A survey of more than 1,000 women showed that 38% felt that having their efforts recognised at work would make their working life better, compared to 15% who said a pay rise would do the same.
This is essentially the culmination of two years of effort, recognising that until Chinese emissions begin to decline, global emissions cannot decline.
Webster's efforts were recognised in this year's Queen's birthday honours list with an MBE.
"He was our most consistent performer over the three games and I'm happy to see his efforts being recognised".
Last year his efforts were recognised nationally by winning the prestigious Pearson Award for Teacher of the Year in a Secondary School.
His efforts were recognised by his peers in 2010, when he was appointed deputy head of the Egmont Group, a network of national financial-intelligence agencies.
Her efforts were recognised by Pakistan's prime minister who awarded her the country's first National Peace award and a reward of around £3,300 after she missed out on winning the International Children's Peace Prize for which she was nominated in 2011.
Her efforts were recognised by the then prime minister, Yousuf Raza Gilani, who awarded her the country's first National Peace Award and a reward of £3,300 after she missed out on winning the International Children's Peace Prize for which she was nominated in 2011.
His rescue efforts were recognised with a King's Commendation for "brave conduct at Civil Aerodromes", promulgated in the Commonwealth of Australia Gazette on 17 June 1943.
