Sentence examples for recognised for excellence from inspiring English sources

Likewise, mentorship can also be valuable at an institutional level whereby one Nursing School/College recognised for excellence provides on-going support to another [ 32, 35, 36].

Nick Forbes, leader of Newcastle City Council agrees: Newcastle is internationally recognised for scientific excellence.

"If they're not hired in these non-acting categories, they'll never have a chance to be recognised for their excellence.

For example, the report says that the BBC News at Six and BBC News at Ten should be as "recognised for the excellence of their storytelling as they are for their authority and expertise".

She believes she is also being recognised for work outside the school, spreading educational excellence at home and abroad.

The sports centre was recognised for its architectural quality in the 2014 Scottish Property Awards, coming second place in the Architectural Excellence Award for Public Buildings.

The many public servants receiving a CBE in the honours list include Oliver Morley, chief executive of the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency, recognised for the agency's work in digital services; Gerard Elias QC, commissioner for standards in the National Assembly for Wales; and Angela MacDonald, operational excellence director at the Department for Work and Pensions.

These recognised his excellence as a sportsman, and his admirable qualities as a man.

The fourth Guardian University Awards once again recognised excellence in Britain's best universities and set the benchmark for higher education excellence.

The research and conservation projects at Kew are recognised internationally for their excellence.

The 35th International Emmys recognised excellence in TV programming produced outside the US.