Perhaps in recognition of this development, Mr. Romney unveiled a new campaign slogan today: "Sorry, But You Have No Other Choices Now".
Dolby and his team won an Oscar the following year in recognition of their "Development and implementation of an improved sound recording and reproducing system for motion picture production and exhibition".
The 2013 WFE Award for Excellence will be awarded to Professor Robert C. Merton, MIT Sloan School of Management, and Professor Myron Scholes, Stanford Graduate School of Business and the late Fischer Black, former director of the Quantitative Strategies Group at Goldman Sachs, in recognition of their development of the groundbreaking Black-Scholes Model in 1973.
On September 17 , 1971 Texas A&M University was one of the first four institutions to be designated a sea-grant college in recognition of oceanographic development and research.
The mayor's "support or lack of support" for the project, said spokeswoman Jennifer Morrill, "is based on what is financially best for Jersey City". Kushner Cos. officials have emphasized that official support for projects in Jersey City has always come not in response to campaign contributions, but in recognition of their developments' potential to provide tax revenue and jobs.
Moreover it can be important to recognise that children become beings capable of making choices and that rights may be attributed in recognition of this gradual development (Brennan 2002).
In recognition of the recent development of data linkage capacity in other Australian jurisdictions, our search was broadened to include eligible papers from these jurisdictions.
When Kagame met with Ban in Madrid, he was there as the co-chair of the Millennium Development Goals Advocacy Group, an appointment made in recognition of Rwanda's remarkable development under his leadership.
In recognition of GDD's capacity development activities, WHO designated GDD as a Collaborating Center for Implementation of IHR National Surveillance and Response Capacity in December 2009.
Carroll argues that instead of defining evolution as 'change in gene frequencies', we should define it as 'change in development', in recognition of the fact that most morphological evolution is brought about through mutations that affect organismic development.
