Sentence examples for recognition of programs from inspiring English sources

While SMASHD LABS won't have the brand recognition of programs like YC or 500 Startups (at least at first), Carter's connections to celebrities and influencers could be valuable to startups targeting the entertainment industry.

A fuller recognition of programs already in place would lead to a better discussion of this important issue.

One of these frameworks aims to introduce a generic and comprehensive approach to quality of PME, providing internationally accepted standards and national or even regional recognition of programs [ 6].

A need exists to increase awareness and recognition of programs and policies among clinicians and programming staff at community organizations to promote greater access to rehabilitation for people with HIV.

As public agencies in the region begin to work in partnership with the private sector, it will be necessary to develop instruments that assist relevant stakeholders to promote quality assurance and recognition of training programs delivered by the public and private sector.

Recognition of the program has come from the county executive's office as well.

That went both for his extension — recognition of the program being built in New Mexico — and the Cosmo deal, too.

"The name recognition of a program such as 'The Closer' might bring increased visibility for him," said Tom Hollihan, a professor of communication at the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism at the University of Southern California.

Dr. Len Lichtenfeld, deputy chief of the group's medical office, said the seal is not an endorsement but recognition of cancer prevention programs paid for by Neutrogena's $300,000 annual fee.

Dr. J. Stephen O'Brien, the director of recognition programs for the federal Department of Education, is one of those critics.

Despite the increased recognition of the relevance of programs about raising adolescents, research in this area has tended to report lower levels of engagement and higher levels of drop out than programs targeting parents of young children [ 45- 51] with participation rates of parents of older children as low as twenty to twenty-five per cent [ 52].