Sentence examples for recognition office from inspiring English sources

Yasuhiro Hishida, assistant to the director of Japan's Refugee Status Recognition Office, said officials suspected widespread abuse of the refugee process.

In a recent interview, Yasuhiro Hishida, assistant to the director of Japan's Refugee Status Recognition Office, noted that almost all Syrians are allowed to temporarily stay in Japan for humanitarian reasons, even if they are not granted refugee status.

Incumbents have always had advantages: name recognition, power of the office, the aura of being a winner, a track record to run on and all the perks of pork-barrel politics.

And Mr. Bernstein carried the kind of name recognition that office-seekers only dream about -- not as a politician, though.

All our local partners received much needed advice and practical support while many of the volunteers came away feeling they had not only made a valuable contribution and developed new skills but also a recognition that our office is part of a community and not a stand-alone business that they just travel to and from.

But incumbency provides enormous advantages -- like name recognition, the power of the office, a track record to campaign on and plenty of pork-barrel goodies for constituents, just to name a few.

Another important 20th-century trend has been the gradual recognition of the post office's role as a commercial enterprise rather than as a government revenue department.

The Green Office Recognition Program acknowledges offices and departments at Princeton University that have taken voluntary steps to integrate sustainability principles into their everyday practices, ranging from resource conservation to community-building activities.

Public recognition in the office, extra time off, an additional paid vacation day, the opportunity to telecommute, or any number of other incentives should do the trick.

The study also found that virtually all (94 percent) of small businesses have employee appreciation programs with many having innovative features such as spot bonuses (44percentt); office recognition when an employee goes above and beyond (35percentt); and extra time off (34percentt).

Meanwhile, few of their female contemporaries enjoy anything like that degree of recognition or box-office clout.