Sentence examples for made in recognition from inspiring English sources

One senior administration official said today that the decision was made in recognition that the two countries "are very important allies, partners".

The award, timed to coincide with the Tokyo Motor Show, was made in recognition of the latest model's advances in performance and fuel economy.

In 1997 Allen was awarded the Bafta Fellowship, a lifetime achievement award made "in recognition of outstanding achievement in the art forms of the moving image".

"Gifts of robes were made in recognition of services, as a reward for achievement in battle or in sport, as a way of marking the holidays, and as a form of payment or a bribe," the authors continue.

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.

Convening a peace convention, known as a jirga, or tribal assembly, was one of Mr. Karzai's central campaign promises before his re-election last year, made in recognition of the growing public unhappiness with the war.

Although progresses have been made in gait recognition, it remains a very challenging problem.

Among these characteristics, ocular biometrics has gained popularity due to the significant progress made in iris recognition.

In the last 10 years, major progress has been made in the recognition of such malformations, especially through the use of foetal magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) [ 2, 3].

Although much progress has been made in promoter recognition, we are still far away from the goal of miRNA promoter identification.

The network revealed the confidential agreement with Harrison included payments, to be made in instalments, in recognition of her "fragile emotional stability" and to "enable her to move on with her life".