Sentence examples for jointly recognised from inspiring English sources
Despite another unsuccessful Hindi venture with Dil Vil Pyar Vyar, the success of his previous films helped him secure the Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Actor for 2002, being jointly recognised for both films.
In 2012 he was recognised, jointly with Tony Kaye, as the industry's "Most-Awarded Director" by the highly respected Design & Art Direction (D&AD), which promotes excellence in these fields.
Auto Trader, the core brand of TMG (which like Emap is jointly owned by GMG and Apax Partners), has long been recognised as one of the most successful and profitable examples of print-to-online transition in the world.
It was an achievement which was recognised when he and de Klerk were jointly awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1993.
This was recognised by the Audit Commission and Social Services Inspectorate 10 years ago when they jointly reviewed every social services authority in England and Wales.
The frequency shifts and "unexpected" structural behaviour may be recognised if the mechanical movement of the structural group is analysed jointly.
"We are mainly requesting that the current liquidity problem be recognised as a problem of common responsibility and that it be jointly addressed".
She has jointly initiated an award winning midwifery-led clinic which supports obese pregnant women, and which has been recognised by the National Institute for Clinical Evidence on both their shared learning database and in their commissioning guide for Public Health Guidance 27.
Earlier this year, a group of 78 civil society groups jointly signed an open letter to the UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, demanding the situation in Venezuela be recognised as a humanitarian crisis.
On September 24th eleven of Syria's strongest rebel brigades jointly announced their rejection of the Syrian Opposition Coalition (SOC), the quarrelsome but broadly moderate Istanbul-based dissident leadership that is recognised by Western and Gulf governments.
I was recognised yesterday.
