Sentence examples for recognise contributions from inspiring English sources

These awards recognise contributions of Australians to their local community.

The five original awards, first given out in 1901 for literature, peace, medicine/physiology, physics and chemistry, were intended by Alfred Nobel to recognise contributions that enhanced the quality of human life, through scientific advance, literary creativity or efforts at bringing about peace.

Neil Churchill, director of improving patient experience, NHS England: We need to do a lot more to recognise and support carers and many comments today show that we need to recognise contributions, provide information, support and signposting and also recognise and support carers' own needs..

Edward refurbished the royal palaces, reintroduced the traditional ceremonies, such as the State Opening of Parliament, that his mother had forgone, and founded new orders of honours, such as the Order of Merit, to recognise contributions to the arts and sciences.

Other high profile individuals with widely recognised contributions to peace have been missed out.

Some of his most recognised contributions were the setting up of Gan Eng Seng School, the Thong Chai Medical Institution, Tan Tock Seng Hospital, and the Ee Hoe Hean Club.

"There should be mechanisms for recognising contribution to society that should be unbiased.

McDowell is a recent recipient of a Leverhulme prize, awarded to "outstanding scholars who have made a substantial and recognised contribution to their particular field of study".

But he argued: "Overcoming worklessness, rewarding work and tackling low pay, investing in the future and recognising contribution: these are the Labour ways to reform our social security system.

Despite the recognised contribution of the stroma to breast cancer development and progression, the effective targeting of the tumor microenvironment remains a challenge to be addressed.

With a new group of teachers taking on a significant responsibility in undergraduate clinical education, identifying motivating factors, strong educational support and development, and recognising contribution are crucial to enhance ongoing levels of participation.