Sentence examples for partly recognition from inspiring English sources

If these actions are partly recognition that Zambia could never repay the debts it had built up in the 1970s and 1980s, and suffered gravely from AIDS too (16.5% of adults were said to be HIV-positive in 2003), they are also rewards for belated economic reform, fiscal discipline and the still-to-be-won war on graft.Some changes for the better are visible.

Partly in recognition of this achievement, Natta was awarded the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1963 along with Ziegler.

This is partly in recognition of the limits of their power in the face of American determination.

Alistair Darling, who gave his now-infamous Guardian interview in the summer partly in recognition that he remained an anonymous figure despite holding several cabinet jobs, was third.

This is partly a recognition of the huge amount of work that has to be done in this under-developed area.

The Prince has stepped up the number of meetings with ministers and civil servants recently, partly in recognition of the Queen's advancing age.

In 1994, Mr. Salmide was awarded the Légion d'Honneur partly in recognition of his contribution to saving the port of Bordeaux in 1944.

In the United States, on the same day Donald Trump was elected, several states legalised or decriminalised the use of cannabis partly in recognition of the enormous social harm and injustice of mass incarceration.

No doubt partly in recognition of this, BBC HD is to be replaced with BBC2 HD on 26 March (the move is also part of the corporation's Delivering Quality First cost-cutting measures).

The following year in 2009, partly in recognition of the 'journey' the company had undertaken in recovering its reputation, Severn Trent was named by its industry peers as the 'Utility of the Year'.

Partly in recognition of this, America made an exception to its policy of cold-shouldering terrorists as it calls the Maoists in order to hold discussions with Mr Dahal.But this was also recognition of Nepal's many pressing problems.