Sentence examples for recognize service from inspiring English sources

The President shall establish a campaign medal specifically to recognize service by members of the uniformed services in Operation Enduring Freedom and a separate campaign medal specifically to recognize service by members of the uniformed services in Operation Iraqi Freedom.

The award was created by the F&ES Alumni Association to recognize service to the school by an alumnus.

According to Jennifer Hubbert, an anthropologist at Lewis & Clark College, in Oregon, Mao badges were first created in the late 1930s, or early 1940s to celebrate revolutionary victories and recognize service to the socialist cause.

Established in 2012 by the Bank of America Charitable Foundation, this merit-based scholarship is intended to recognize service to the United States, with a primary preference for honorably discharged U.S. veterans and a secondary preference for students who worked in the nonprofit sector in the United States prior to studying at Yale SOM.

It's high time we recognize service learning as a mechanism to help engage and empower students beyond the classroom.

One evening, though, when I was obviously recognized, service was almost smothering, with bread plates exchanged three times even though I had eaten only one slice of bread.

The Air Carrier Access Act allowed for emotional support animals to be taken on planes, broadening the American Disabilities Act, which recognized service animals in public places, said Robert Farr of the Pacific A.D.A. Center.

Nevertheless, recognizing service governance as an integral dimension of service value is important for cloud providers.

"By adapting recognized service delivery methodologies and principles for efficiency and strategy to meet the rapidly changing IT marketplace, we positon ourselves as a visionary company challenging the established players for market share," said Vondrasek.

Recognizing Service Joseph says veterans and families are moved, often to tears, by recognition ceremonies that are a key part of the We Honor Veterans program.

Both systems have recognized service gaps in programming for transition-age youth with mental health challenges [ 1– 3].