Sentence examples for recognize and promote from inspiring English sources
"We recognize and promote the fact that we haven't changed here," said Linda Demenocal, president of the Bedford Historical Society.
The Latin Grammys recognize and promote music in two languages (Spanish and Portuguese) from across the Americas and Europe.
Her book was chosen from the first 10 winners of the Orange Prize, established to recognize and promote English-language fiction written by women anywhere in the world.
In addition, we must recognize and promote the important role of American charities and churches and relief organizations in Latin America -- organizations which build housing, health clinics and schools.
Most companies purport to be meritocracies, claiming to reward, recognize and promote employees based on workplace achievements, rather than on educational pedigree, political connections or other criteria not based on merit.
It is more likely that system changes that recognize and promote recent emergency medicine residency graduates will accomplish these goals.
"Like so many things do in the world of fashion, we have Diana Vreeland to thank for recognizing and promoting Barbra as a style icon," Blass recently observed.
At the same time, the companies have extended employee training throughout the company, working to address unconscious bias, as well as the ways in which employees are rewarded, recognized and promoted.
The awards were to be offered to the winners at Delphi, in a symbolic gesture of recognizing and promoting future-oriented thinking.
Green spaces in urban landscapes are increasingly recognized and promoted because of their crucial roles in urban ecosystems and human health, such as air purification, carbon sequestration, reduction of urban heat islands, and provision of recreational spaces (Chiesura 2004; Tzoulas et al. 2007; Sanesi et al. 2009; Tian et al. 2014; Wolch et al. 2014).
Finally, we must involve everyone including governments, employers, civil society, communities, families and older persons themselves to develop a new culture in which their contributions to their economies and societies are recognized and promoted.
