It was a mark of royal appreciation of his role that Martin was appointed CVO a few days before his death; he had been made CB in 2014.
A little unravished stillness, and not a trainer-wearing, skateboarding, bestseller-carrying fan in sight, can also be a mark of civilised appreciation.
"This is a mark of our appreciation of the ship builders' skills and the sailors who served in battleship HMS Warspite during three decades of distinguished service in war and peace".. Guests at the service included former Plymouth Devonport MP Lord David Owen, the mayors of Plymouth, Torpoint and Saltash, veteran sailors and former admirals.
The watch was inscribed Presented to Captain C. A. Fryatt by the chairman and Directors of the G.E Railway Company as a mark of their appreciation of his courage and skilful seamanship on March 2nd, 1915.
Finally, there is a tradition in Central Asia of presenting monetary or in-kind gifts to caregivers as a mark of respect and appreciation.
THE Council of the Textile Institute has decided to award its medal to Dr. F. W. Eurich, on the occasion of his retirement from the Anthrax Investigation Board for Bradford and District, to mark its appreciation of his services to the wool industries.
By Alexandra Schwartz September 22, 2016 In "Odes," her latest collection of poems, Sharon Olds lauds things that are not often considered worthy of appreciation — stretch marks, fat, composting toilets — and reconsiders others that are.
And here is a firm, still Standard and Poor's, whose criteria of appreciation are marked by subjectivity, as is the case for every human endeavor, one whose methodologies are not only vague, but opaque and, from the little we know of them, stamped with the seal of a singular amateurism.
In the early years, Germany could use a variety of measures to manage the rate of appreciation of the mark, much as China or Switzerland do today.
