Sentence examples for efforts were recognised from inspiring English sources
Webster's efforts were recognised in this year's Queen's birthday honours list with an MBE.
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 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.
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.
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.
"He was our most consistent performer over the three games and I'm happy to see his efforts being recognised".
How does Labor set a cultural norm that ensures those who put in most for the collective effort are recognised for the work done?
If the unique genesis of the Mindful Nation UK report as a cross-party collaborative effort is recognised, and its forward-looking recommendations for further research and implementation acted on by government and other agencies, there is no question in my mind that the repercussions and ramifications of this report in the UK will be profoundly beneficial.
General Lucius Fairchild, the United States consul at Liverpool, wrote to his government recommending that the gallantry of the Englishmen who were involved in the rescue effort be recognised.
