Sentence examples for recognised achievement from inspiring English sources

Nationally recognised achievement tests, which are used to monitor ongoing school progress and identify children at risk of underachievement, were used to provide educationally relevant measures of performance.

This year's awards were the 63rd annual Golden Globes, which recognise achievement in film and television.

In full, the Antoinette Perry awards for excellence in theatre, recognising achievement in live Broadway theatre.

It is also, for me, an example of the individual will to recognise achievement, regardless of witness.

Why (besides jealousy, perhaps) are some scientists unhappy with the Nobels?One reason is that the committees can often be slow to recognise achievement.

It's a very well thought-out package, designed not only to recognise achievement but to give the winner time to work on their writing.

The danger with awards is that, by recognising achievement, they reinforce a sense in others that the winners are "exceptional" in one way or another.

The three most innovative dimensions are "flexible staffing and recruitment practices, recognising achievement and developing performance contracts" [ 2].

There were fewer references to supervision in terms of its potential to support staff, mentor them or recognise achievement.

It is surely possible to recognise achievements without celebrating this murderous era.

People often write in calling for us to recognise achievements of teachers, NHS staff, doctors and others, despite politicians endlessly reorganising their working days.