Sentence examples for recognising service from inspiring English sources
(Service user; male, 20, White British) (see also Additional File 1, 1.1) Carers reported similar difficulties in recognising service users' problems as signs of psychosis, and for many (n = 6), this was associated with retrospective feelings of frustration or guilt for not having recognised symptoms earlier and thus potentially prolonging the suffering of their family members.
Recognising that service personnel were finding it hard to fill their off-duty periods, the RAF recently teamed up with Anglia Ruskin University to give its medics a chance to use those empty hours to stretch their brains and improve their qualifications.
BBC football commentator John Motson, who is retiring from broadcasting at the end of the season, won the Contribution to League Football award, recognising his service to the professional game.
Some of the veterans were enraged when Robathan seemed to dismiss their claims for a separate military medal recognising their services.
We are glad that the British government has recognised our service and the sacrifices we made for them". The Downing Street source said: "We should recognise the service given by those who have regularly put themselves in real danger while working for us," the source added.
Cameron had last year been reportedly poised to recognise his service with a peerage.
"If there was some way we could recognise their service, I felt that was something we should do".
Wilson, Harry, and Rock are here today, and I would ask them - along with our veterans of D-day - if you can, please stand; if not, please raise your hand and let us recognise your service.
He told MPs: "I make no apology for saying that I think in public life we should recognise public service – people who have worked hard, people who have contributed to our nation and to our government.
We all recognise the service he's given here".
We are glad that the British government has recognised our service and the sacrifices we made for them".
