Sentence examples for industry acknowledgement from inspiring English sources

It's when the 2012 World's 50 Best Restaurant awards are handed out – and since Michelin has been deemed a bit off the pace in recent years, it's the most desired industry acknowledgement.

Peter Mac recently celebrated fourteen years performing as Judy Garland, and has garnered critical acclaim and industry acknowledgement.

There's talk also of the oil and gas industry, but little acknowledgement of how quickly it's gone from the key driver of the Scottish economy, with record levels of investment, to a big worry.

The EU sanctions deliberately excluded the gas industry, in a tacit acknowledgement of Europe's dependency on Russian gas.

Debbie has incredible drive and determination; she walks confidently into a room of engineers and gains the respect and acknowledgement from an industry that she is so passionate about.

Cameron's arms-related trips to Asia, South America and the Middle East are partly a tacit acknowledgement that the industry will increasingly have to look to non-western markets – which are already busy with defence companies from other traditionally strong military exporters such as France and the US, trying to escape their own domestic difficulties.

But apart from that, she appears to be bound by the fashion world's omertà, which prohibits any acknowledgement of the industry's notorious darker sides – bitchiness, eating disorders, insecurity – or of any ambition to be a model at all, a career that convention dictates must arrive by surprise, like a baby delivered by a stork.

The Colombian textile industry has national and international acknowledgements by its quality and tradition.

Regarding the construction and property industries, in last decades the acknowledgement of their responsibilities for the environment caused a shift in how buildings are designed, built and operated.

All studies were funded by public institutions, with no industry funding reported in the acknowledgements sections.

Most surprising is the acknowledgement by the auto industry, which has been locked into the security of Americans' love for the single occupancy vehicle for a century that transportation is changing.