Sentence examples for recognition of coverage from inspiring English sources

On Friday, the American Society of Business Publication Editors celebrated the journal's effort by presenting it with its 2011 "Journalism That Matters" award, an honor given in recognition of coverage that causes change by government or industry.

The American Society of Business Publication Editors celebrated the journal's effort by presenting it with its 2011 "Journalism That Matters" award, an honor given in recognition of coverage that causes change by government or industry.

Clare Balding will receive a special Bafta for outstanding achievement in factual presenting in recognition of her coverage of the Olympics.

The last time I stayed at the Ritz was a few years ago, as a guest of the hotel, in recognition of the coverage I had given it over the years for various publications.

"In recognition of the international coverage he's gained and the imagination he has captured, we've offered him a seat inside the stadium for the rest of City's home league games which he was thrilled to accept".

Yet they are so baffled by the surge in support, on the one hand, and the complete lack of recognition or coverage on the other, that as Molly Scott Cato (prospective MEP for the South West) says: "I find it hard to believe myself that it really happened".

Even when employers agree to cover domestic partners, those couples pay higher taxes, because without federal recognition of their status, health coverage is considered income and is taxable.

This became the "Al Jazeera Moment" in recognition of its remarkable editorial coverage.

We'll continue to witness the uptick in sponsorship, schools recognizing the sport's potential, the recognition of players and media coverage.

Commissioner Chai Feldblum of the EEOC, the motive force behind the Macy decision, has spoken out publicly, and both the Human Rights Campaign HRCC) and the National Center for Transgender Equality (NCTE) have now publicly stated their recognition of the significance of federal coverage of trans persons under Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.

This is especially in recognition of the continued low latrine coverage and user rates and their impact on the vicious cycle of poverty and on the national disease burden, particularly the high incidence of diarrhoeal disease in infants, child mortality and morbidity.