Sentence examples for recognising excellence from inspiring English sources
This may be at the expense of recognising excellence in clinical practice which should be the ultimate goal of any nurse education programme.
The actions "perpetrate a fraud on the public, to which HFPA holds itself out as a charitable organisation dedicated to recognising excellence in film," says Russell. "HFPA members abuse their positions and engage in unethical and potentially unlawful deals and arrangements which amount to a 'payola' scheme".
The awards are about recognising excellence at every level and we need the continued enthusiasm of our readers, who vote in the thousands, to nominate the fantastic deli at the bottom of the road or the organic farm shop they have discovered".
Although recognising excellence at and between the boundaries of established disciplines is difficult, it is essential that we keep trying to identify scientists who have the potential to make real breakthroughs in these areas.
The difficulties associated with recognising excellence in interdisciplinary research have an unfortunate side effect: scientists who leave the safe haven of their home discipline to explore the uncharted territory that lies outside and between established disciplines are often punished rather than rewarded for following their scientific curiosity.
The European Research Council (ERC) claims it uses "excellence to recognise excellence".
The 35th International Emmys recognised excellence in TV programming produced outside the US.
The Webby awards recognise excellence on the internet and were established in 1996.
The One World Media awards recognise excellence in media coverage of the developing world.
The fourth Guardian University Awards once again recognised excellence in Britain's best universities and set the benchmark for higher education excellence.
The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, chartered to recognise excellence in television programming outside the US, has over 500 members from nearly 70 countries.
