Sentence examples for recognized and encouraged from inspiring English sources
It was the historian Livy who recognized and encouraged his inclination for historical studies.
Millay was reared in Camden, Maine, by her divorced mother, who recognized and encouraged her talent in writing poetry.
Educating pre-professional students in processes of creativity and innovation is recognized and encouraged to enhance innovation in addressing current health challenges (Ness 2011).
"Joint Groups" of Scout and Guide units meeting separately in the same headquarters and operating under the same support structure are recognized and encouraged by both associations.
When someone's inner genius is recognized and encouraged they will demonstrate something unique and unusual, they will bring a unique vision to contemporary issues and bring innovation where others would simply seek a piece of work.
The best team is one in which all the players commit to their strengths throughout the game, as recognized and encouraged by the coach or trainer in charge.
We need to recognize and encourage diversity.
It takes a prudent one to recognize and encourage the native resources beneath his feet.
Bishop Gregory laced his speech with praise for laypeople active in church work and called on bishops and pastors to recognize and encourage laity who seek to "assist" the bishops in parish councils, diocesan finance councils, chanceries and tribunals.
"Evidence that we are not as likely to recognize and encourage talent (even modest talent, as in this study) shakes our confidence and (I hope) will make us more attentive to our limitations in recognizing talent where we don't expect to find it".
The foundation, a nonprofit organization that recognizes and encourages individuals and groups that advance social justice, noted that Mr. Callen's efforts had prompted a special organized crime task force that has convicted more than 70 mob and political figures, including Representative James A. Traficant Jr., who is awaiting sentencing after a corruption conviction.
