Sentence examples for recognition given to from inspiring English sources

The case has brought to the fore the status and recognition given to women in the field.

But that may be due, in large part, to the lack of legal and social recognition given to same-sex couples.

Whatever standards or competences they need to attain, students will want different routes to qualifying, with formal recognition given to their previous relevant experience or education.

Many locals, while grateful for the support and recognition given to them by Russia, are suspicious of the encroaching Russian influence in the territory.

Emma Jefferson, a great-great niece of Wiggins's, who is eighty-six and lives in Decatur, Georgia, volunteered: "I am glad that I lived long enough to see recognition given to my uncle".

Now 90 he is the only one left to tell the tale and is still disgusted at the lack of recognition given to the role of black and Asian airmen and women during the war.

This typifies the international community's partial or non-recognition given to this drinking water initiative which of course is a social adaptation to failed public municipals in the developing world.

The DNMS task not only has clear parallels with forced-choice recognition tests given to humans but also permits multiple recognition problems within a single session.

In the small nation run-off, recognition was given to Japan (Diplomacy, Most Benevolent Dynasty, Exports), and Micronesia (Most Trustworthy).

Thanks to the recognition now given to Clark, Gego and others, the world, if it hasn't been turned upside down, has at least been tilted.

A primary factor accounting for this change and the growing recognition being given to Ramadan, is the presence and vitality of a growing Muslim community.