Sentence examples for recognising success from inspiring English sources

"These include: providing a focus for national identity, unity and pride; giving a sense of stability and continuity; recognising success, achievement and excellence; and supporting service to others".

He told an audience gathered at the Royal Society to discuss Oxfam's latest report, 21st century aid; recognising success and tackling failure, that this change would empower people and create and sustain wealth "rather than simply redistributing it".

We have made vast improvements since then and Policy Exchange would do better to recognise success rather than to send people down to the overcrowded south-east".

To begin to address this age-old question, we must examine the challenges and barriers being faced by women and girls today so that we can overcome them, and recognise success stories where positive shifts in women's access to economic opportunities are occurring over time.

By not recognising the success of his eclectic and spatchcocked Keynesianism, the public is misinformed – told that austerity worked and, as importantly, the philosophy behind it works too.

Among them are a number of £1,000 bursaries awarded on the basis of a student's academic record before joining, as well as second and final year bursaries recognising students' success while at university.

Recognising the success of both these games, Abertay became the first university in the world to offer a course in software engineering for video games in 1996.

"We have to give this Government credit for recognising the success of it and then reacting with policies that are absolutely spot on for incubating businesses, not just in the cluster, but all across the UK".

In India, for example, the Central Bank recently made a landmark decision to allow non-bank entities to offer mobile financial services, recognising the successes taking place elsewhere and the huge impact that mobile money could have in increasing financial inclusion among India's 720 million unbanked adults.

The Vuelio Blog Awards recognise the success and reward the creativity of the UK's most influential bloggers and vloggers.

But as it recognised, this success did not mean everyone's heart had turned green: rising fuel prices had made energy saving an easy sell in many countries.