I got recognised in a charity shop.
"Not just to be recognised in a political way, but in a public way.
Good teaching needs to be recognised in a clear career structure for university staff.
When he was recognised in a restaurant in Uruguay, the clientele insulted him and departed en masse.
"It's an extraordinary tale of family tragedy and their passion and determination, against the odds, to have their genius recognised in a male 19th century world".
Since then, economics and the world have moved on, as Robin recognised in a 1998 revision of The Economic Theory of Managerial Capitalism.
"I am not an engineer so to be recognised in a very engineering-heavy context is incredibly gratifying and exciting for me".
People are angry, Carney recognised in a speech yesterday, in a world that "amplifies the rewards of the superstar and the lucky … but what of the frustrated and the frightened?" The benefits of economic progress had been unevenly felt.
Young people who care for family members can have their work recognised in a new diploma proposed in a report to be published by the Tomlinson inquiry, EducationGuardian.co.uk has learned.
Read a full review 38 In the year when the unlawful killing of 96 football fans at Hillsborough stadium was finally recognised in a court of law, this documentary provided the definitive account of what happened on 15 April 1989.
Shortly after returning to the US, his military experience and academic background were recognised in a job advising the defence secretary, Chuck Hagel, and secretary of state, John Kerry, on security issues in negotiations between Israel and Palestine.
