Sentence examples for recent recognitions from inspiring English sources

Recent recognitions include an AAAS fellowship, ACS fellowship, ACS PMSE Cooperative Research Award, ACS POLY Mark Scholar Award, and the 2015 Virginia Outstanding Scientist award.

In Alabama again, where recent recognitions of Bloody Sunday reminded us our work to build a more perfect union is not finished.

Hester's ensuing case was one of many that led to the recent recognition of same-sex marriage.

But that is a fairly recent recognition for many of us who grew up black in the second half of the 20th century.

He said he believed there was a "serious legal and constitutional conflict" between the boundary changes and the relatively recent recognition of the Cornish as a national minority.

He is not one to give up stories of his own heroism readily and prefers to see his recent recognition as symbolic of a collective achievement.

"Money is driving the federal tribal recognition process," said Richard Blumenthal, Connecticut's attorney general, who is leading an effort to overturn the recent recognition of three tribes in his state.

Veterans of America's biological warfare program of the 1950's and 1960's said the recent recognition of the ability of anthrax to spread widely appeared to be in line with research conducted decades ago and remains secret.

That opposition has been led by the state attorney general, Richard Blumenthal, who has gone to court to try to overturn the federal government's recent recognition of the Eastern Pequots and the Schaghticoke.

Where to Eat The Swedish culinary arts have come full circle in the last three or four decades, from very traditional cuisine through an invasion of global influences to a recent recognition of the old husmanskost, or country fare.

In "Honoring, and Paying, All Those Who Serve" (Economic View, Oct. 28), Tom Redburn discussed how the public's recent recognition of the value of everyday workers had not resulted in a change of public policy, including higher wages.