Sentence examples for recognising the exceptional from inspiring English sources

The Ministry of Culture and Communications has commissioned studies on the historical ownership of the fort, and funded archaeological research and repairs to consolidate the structure of the ruin, recognising "the exceptional historic and prehistoric archaeological potential of the ruin and its surroundings".

The three appeal court judges, whose arguments will be published later, went to some lengths to recognise the exceptional demands the government was making.

The Pump Industry Awards (PIA) Dinner, which is produced annually by Touchwave Media on behalf of the BPMA, is an opportunity to recognise the exceptional engineering talent that our industry currently enjoys.

"There must be a change in the law to offer greater protection to our police dogs and to recognise the exceptional contribution they make to community safety," he said.

David Cameron, prime minister The Guardian Public Services Awards recognise the truly exceptional people and organisations whose outstanding work is transforming our public services.

Some victims of miscarriages of justice face homelessness and we will continue to lobby to ensure that the homelessness regulations recognise the trauma and the exceptional circumstances that such wrongful incarceration creates for these people.

"You recognise the case is receiving a measure of exceptional treatment … the question is just how exceptional".

Jury president Steven Spielberg called the three-way prize "an exceptional step" intended to recognise "the achievements of three artists".

University of Bolton Vice Chancellor Dr George Holmes said: "Fabrice is an exceptional young man in his own right and has received his honorary doctorate to celebrate and recognise the work of the teams who rushed to his aid".

She is also in the running for the newly-minted award for "global success", recognising exceptional international sales in 2012.

I recognised the driver.