Sentence examples for recognize projects from inspiring English sources

The chapter presents its awards at Princeton University each year to recognize projects designed by New Jersey architects or else built in the state, and to invite architects to explore a fundamental issue in design.

Developed ThisPlace09, a runner-up for the 2010 WeMedia Game Changer Awards, which recognize projects and ideas leading change and inspiring a better world through media.

The prize recognizes projects that attain architectural excellence "while reflecting the values of the primarily Muslim societies the projects are intended to serve".

That streamlined process was created by legislation in 2011 that recognizes projects costing more than $100 million that create significant numbers of jobs and abide by tough environmental standards.

Since joining The Times in 1990, she has worked on many widely recognized projects including "The Shame of the Boys Scouts," "When Caregivers Harm," "Guardians for Profit," "California's War Dead,"  "The Homicide Report" and the "Hollywood Star Walk".

"The important thing to recognize about projects that get made here is that they are kids' projects or adult students' projects.

Mr. Murphy does the voice of the irascible superintendent, Thurgood Stubbs, who looks after a building in the Hilton-Jacobs projects, a blighted urban-renewal development in an unnamed big city (though you might recognize the projects' name as a homage to Lawrence-Hilton Jacobs, the black actor who appeared in such 1970's TV landmarks as "Roots" and "Welcome Back, Kotter").

The awards, overseen by the Public Education Network, a Washington-based nonprofit organization, recognize innovative projects in economically depressed middle schools.

By 1987, the number of officially recognized development projects had increased to 1482.

For the first time ever, the comedy album category recognized more projects by women than those by men. .

We recommend that agencies interested in supporting conservation projects recognize that benchmarking during the nascent stages of an invasion is an endeavor worthy of funding.