Sentence examples for recognition alongside the from inspiring English sources

Although not universally acknowledged as members of New York's creative class, the people who sell cheese arguably deserve a place of recognition alongside the poets and the playwrights, the folk singers and the indie screenwriters.

No matter the technique, the continued use of fingerprint recognition alongside the use of facial recognition offers users a multi-modal approach to security.

In 2004, the restaurant was awarded three Michelin stars, becoming one of three restaurants in the United Kingdom to hold that level of recognition alongside the Waterside Inn, also in Bray, and Restaurant Gordon Ramsay in London.

As always, it has been a "remarkably rich year for music", one in which the epic melancholy of Elbow's fourth album gets recognition alongside debut efforts from Adele, Laura Marling and the Last Shadow Puppets.

Critics of the decision say it has much to do with the way the freie Szene, or fringe, struggles for recognition alongside established institutions, but also illustrates how little acceptance there is of Anglo-Saxon theatre in highbrow German circles.

By the end of the film, you may be convinced that the B.U.-B.C. rivalry deserves recognition alongside Michigan-Ohio State, North Carolina-Duke and Yankees-Red Sox.

Their call for other writers to do likewise followed a huge Orthodox demonstration in Jerusalem last February against rulings by the Supreme Court in favour of the non-Orthodox movements, which want official recognition alongside Orthodoxy.

Public recognition alongside celebrities or respected politicians was a deliberate strategy to heighten the credibility of female CHWs, and CHW programmes were seen as an opportunity to empower women.

And when certain states impose what they refer to as sharia or when certain Muslim activists demand its recognition alongside secular jurisdictions, they are usually referring not to a universal and fixed code established once for all but to some particular concretisation of it at the hands of a tradition of jurists.

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"Other welcome changes include the restoration of a clear emphasis on brown-field development and town centre first, alongside recognition for the requirement for equivalent or improved replacement sports facilities, when existing facilities are lost to development.