Sentence examples for recognition of exceptional from inspiring English sources

Officially a recognition of exceptional national achievement or service, they are of course much more besides.

Created in 1924, the group has as its goal the recognition of exceptional French craftsmanship, and ensuring the survival of traditional know-how.

The award is in recognition of the exceptional blackness of the night sky that makes for spectacular stargazing on the island.

Both awards were in recognition of the exceptional retail trade marketing over the past year and rewards the strategy of working closely with retail partners to develop sale.

In the meantime, Expedia has now paid the £1,014.20, and also provided "a goodwill travel voucher" in recognition of the exceptional length of time it has taken to resolve the matter.

Despite that recognition of her exceptional talent, she was overshadowed and would continue to be for the greater part of the next century by Augustus's larger-than-life personality as well as his highly regarded art work.

In recognition of his exceptional performance as a commander and fighter pilot, Mölders was promoted to Hauptmann (captain) on 18 October 1938, effective as of 1 October 1938.

The importance of a psychologist, or similar professional, in the management of DSD is not about pathologising DSD, but rather is recognition of the exceptional personal and social challenges that a diagnosis of DSD presents.

This enables supportive supervision to those workers who may be lagging in their performance, while also enabling the recognition and reward of exceptional field staff.

In 2000, in recognition of Dr. Barber's exceptional accomplishments and devoted service, Lenox Hill Hospital inaugurated an endowed chair in his name.

Harking back to a time when these diplomas were reserved for a minuscule segment of the population, the doctoral degree is a seen as a prestige marker, the recognition of one's exceptional talents and the certificate of belonging to the intellectual elite.