Sentence examples for getting recognition from from inspiring English sources
"Getting recognition from a UK paper meant a lot," says Fletcher.
Finally he was getting recognition from an industry he gave his life to".
"We're not far off Yahoo! for number of visitors," says Don Logan, who oversees AOL for Time Warner, "but we're not getting recognition from Wall Street yet".
Now, says Virginia Gardiner, CEO of Loowatt, they're providing sanitation systems all over the world Ours is not your everyday message, so getting recognition from the Observer was important.
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As much as they are interested in getting recognition from their peers for all they do, many women are just trying to avoid negative labels.
But Fayyad never got recognition from Israel for his achievements: Terrorist violence is down 96 percent in the West Bank in the past five years.
Maybe he's right — it's only proper that the song and movie get recognition from a town that knows something about making money by selling the assets of both the unwitting and the complicit.
"They can use that to recruit students and to get recognition from the public," Mr. Li said, adding that top foreign academics also helped Chinese universities attract more research funding and made it easier for them to connect with the international academic community.
"We're thrilled to get recognition from the legal system that Disney can't get away with this," GoTo.com CEO Jeffrey Brewer said in a phone interview.
