Sentence examples for has won recognition from from inspiring English sources
But the "new buffalo" on the Cheyenne River reservation are, well, buffalo.The tribe has won recognition from Harvard University for its project to restore the prairie grasslands on which the animals thrive.
The year-old government has won recognition from the United States and the International Monetary Fund but is struggling to get its footing, as security remains an overriding concern.
The opposition group, the National Coalition of Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces, has won recognition from a number of foreign countries as the sole legitimate representative of the Syrian people, but it has not yet solidified support among rebels fighting on the ground.
The 56-year-old Los Angeles native has won recognition from the Latino business community and his competitors in the grocery industry.
It has won recognition from National Geographic (several of its trips were deemed "Tours of a Lifetime" picks) and Travel + Leisure Magazine.
Under pressure from consumer magazines they gradually improved their quality and have won recognition from critics and customers.
The four members and manager of a British band believed to have been killed when their car crashed into a canal in Sweden had won recognition from the BBC and performed at Leeds and Reading music festivals.
He has restaurants in Rock (in Cornwall) and London that have won recognition from the Michelin men, and now a couple of places in Port Isaac, the quaint north Cornish outpost made famous most recently by Martin Clunes and Doc Martin.
News of the deal coincides with The Detail's decision to recruit more journalists to join a team that has won recognition for its data journalism with awards from from the Royal Statistical Society, the Online Media Awards and the Northern Ireland Media Awards.
