Sentence examples for recognition granted from inspiring English sources

There were 4 award categories: Certificate of Recognition, granted to al finalists; Special Citation for Craftmanship; Best Product Category; & Citation for Advertising Achievement.

A recipient of the Kavod Award, the highest recognition granted by the Cantors Assembly, Hazzan Hammerman was also honored in 2008 with the organization's David Putterman Award for Lifetime Achievement.

The council also managed to get speedy de facto recognition, granted by Arab countries, such as Qatar, which provided petrol and other essential supplies, and by Western countries, such as France, Britain and the United States, which provided the airpower that at the very last minute saved Benghazi from a government armoured-column that had bulldozed its way to the outskirts of town.

This disconnect was revealed in one account after another in the news media here about the visit, in which commentators lamented the fact that Ms. Rousseff was not received with the pomp of a White House state dinner, recognition granted by the Obama administration to the leaders of South Korea, India and Britain.

That could potentially put them "outside the system," meaning they would be excluded from the compensation and recognition granted to official military firefighters.

The label of a given certification body, therefore, informs the consumer on the type of standards complied with during production and processing as well as on the type of recognition granted to the certification body.

Federal recognition grants Indian tribes not only the right to build casinos, but also sovereign, tax-free status and federal help with housing, education and health care.

The recognition grants equal-nation status to the rebel government and allows about $150 million in previously frozen funds to flow to Gaddafi's opponents.

It is only fair that now the same recognition be granted the Palestinians.

Identity questions and developments in environmentalism are clarified by an understanding of what happens when partial recognition is granted.

This recognition was granted early in 1303 in terms that exalted the ideal and traditional, though rarely realized, harmonious relationship between the papacy and the Holy Roman Empire.