Sentence examples for recognises the work from inspiring English sources

Number 60 recognises the work of Walter Doughty.

Over at the city morgue, Waruu investigates the corpse of his late uncle – whose left eye has turned white – and immediately recognises the work of a Namorrodor, which, he tells his wife, "turns up when things are out of balance".

The £30,000 annual prize recognises the work of fiction written in the English language by women.

"It recognises the work that editors and reviewers do, which to me are the most important parts of the postsubmission process, and usually goes completely unrewarded," he says.

He said: "What we need is a system that can be applied fairly across all doctors, that recognises the extra work they do and pays them an overtime rate when they are working nights and weekends, but does that in a way that is consistent and rewards the doctors that work the most onerous working patterns.

We need a framework that recognises the good work that's already happening in our poorest communities, and focuses on supporting and enhancing it.

Claire Burke, Guardian Small Business network editor said: "The Guardian Small Business Showcase Awards highlight best practice and innovation among some of the UK's best small firms and recognises the hard work and determination it takes to run a business.

Alistair Cooke, general secretary of the Independent Schools Council information service It is obviously good news that the report accepts that independent schools should retain charitable status, and recognises the excellent work that so many schools do in sharing their facilities with, and extending educational opportunities to, the wider community.

Article 6 of the Covenant recognises the right to work, defined as the opportunity of everyone to gain their living by freely chosen or accepted work.

Gianotti said: "This is not a prize for me, it's a prize for the collaboration, and it recognises the hard experimental work everyone involved has done over the years".

"This also helps ensure employers are adhering to the working time directive (a minimum of 28 days pro rata annual leave per annum)." "BT is a good example of an organisation which recognises the pressure of work and takes steps to offset that in ways that benefit both the business and its staff," adds Kane.