Sentence examples for recognition included from inspiring English sources

There was a comprehensive series of the songs of Frank Bridge, John Ireland and Peter Warlock; lesser-known composers deserving recognition included Dennis Browne and Robin Milford, and there were anthologies, such as the ongoing series, A Century Of English Song, published in collaboration with the Association of English Singers and Speakers.

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Bradley's public recognition included the conferring of the honorary degree LL.D. by the University of Glasgow (1883), election to membership of the Royal Danish Academy (1921), of the Accademia dei Lincei and the Reale Istituto Lombardo of Milan (1922), and election to an Honorary Fellowship of the British Academy (1923).

Rhodesia's unsuccessful attempts to win Western support and recognition included offers to the U.S. government in 1966 and 1967, ignored by Lyndon B Johnson's administration, to provide Rhodesian troops to fight with the anti-communist forces in Vietnam.

Other recognition included: "Best of Show" by Digital Trends; "Best of E3 Selection" by Yahoo Games and Game Revolution; "The Best Game at E3" by Cinema Blend; and "Top 10 Game of E3" by Paste magazine and Stuff; Kotaku listed the "Blink" ability as one of the "Top 27 Game Ideas" at the event.

Mr. Cukier said 62 parties were seeking official recognition, including one named after a soccer team.

It wants to make its case for greater recognition, including a permanent seat on the UN Security Council.

Other health-care fields for which Thailand has been gaining recognition include cosmetic surgery and spa treatments.

Though Barbara would say that all of her students were notable, some who have earned national or international recognition include Kazuhiko Sano, Francis Livingston, Zahid Sardar, Robert Hunt, Tim Bower, Chuck Pyle, Bob Walker, Lisa Berrett and Melissa Marshall.

"These findings raise interesting questions about the nature of emotional expression recognition, including the relative roles of learning and innate skills in its development," the scientists say.