Sentence examples for recognise the dedication from inspiring English sources
The BEM - sometimes called the "working class" gong - was scrapped in 1993 but revived by David Cameron to recognise "the dedication and hard work so many provide to their communities".
The honour had been scrapped in 1993 by then Tory PM John Major but was revived by David Cameron to recognise "the dedication and hard work so many provide to their communities".
"By recognising the dedication of true education pioneers and showcasing their innovation, the goal of the WISE Prize is to raise the status of education in the global agenda.
Policy officer Owen Hathaway said: "Teachers and pupils remain almost in a state of limbo and I am sure that everyone involved wants to see the right course of action taken to recognise fairly the dedication of pupils sitting these exams and the quality of their work".
"Teachers and pupils remain almost in a state of limbo and I am sure that everyone involved wants to see the right course of action taken to recognise fairly the dedication of pupils sitting these exams and the quality of their work".
Following the verdict, Sheffield Wednesday said it "recognised the tireless dedication of the families" and that the club's thoughts were with all those affected.
"We make no apology in this party for recognising that without the dedication and commitment of a well trained, well regulated, well motivated cadre of committed public sector health care workers there would be no health service," said Dr Harris.
"We also need to recognise the great contribution and dedication of the volunteers and do all we can to ensure they do not face discrimination or experience stigma of any kind on their return to the UK.
Sponsored by Hays recruitment, the awards recognise dedication and innovation in the sector.
The award recognised her "dedication and inspiring leadership" during the aftermath of last year's air attacks on Beirut and its international airport.
