Sentence examples for recognition for having from inspiring English sources

Although Spain's historical memory law does not explicitly allow for Francoist sentences to be overturned, Christie's lawyer, Servando Rocha, said he should at the very least be given public recognition for having suffered at the hands of an illegitimate court.

While many Americans associate Mr. Ford with the pardon of former President Richard M. Nixon, the retreat from Vietnam and the lapel buttons exhorting the nation to "whip inflation now," some students of government say he deserves greater recognition for having assembled a team of decent, pragmatic and capable leaders who were untainted by scandal or self-promotion.

"Jazz is a great music that I feel has never been given its just due or recognition for having affected so many lives in various cultures throughout the world," said Mr. Hancock, who was the driving force behind the designation and is a special ambassador for the organization.

He deserves enormous recognition for having pulled together and galvanized the extraordinary collection of science institutions behind this initiative.

On Sunday, at an awards ceremony held at the Organization's headquarters, 72 countries received recognition for having achieved the Millennium Development Goal target of halving the proportion of hungry people.

You have other people coming in... you have to have a great level of trust.... even if it's an independent project within a trial, there still has to be excellent liaison.' (019, PI/Funder) Several of the principal investigators also commented that they would like recognition for having participated.

Worst, she said, was how often she was simply made to feel like an outsider, without ever receiving recognition or welcome for having a different perspective.

England recognition for Tom Johnson and Haydn Thomas has shed the spotlight on Exeter's squad, which has been tested by top-level competition.

They stir a sinister sense of recognition, for who has not heard of the banality of evil?

The president read this grim news with pained recognition, for he had been advocating precisely this action since the fall of 1861.

A.I.-based face recognition, for example, has almost reached human capability.