Sentence examples for recognized company from inspiring English sources
Mr. Stevenson joined the Houston Ballet in 1976 and built the troupe into an internationally recognized company with a successful school.
The Cunningham troupe was the focus of this fall's Mason Gross Presents, an annual program in which an internationally recognized company is in residence at the school; the company sets a work on students and gives a public performance.
That's a good story but the next step is to broaden its scope, becoming a more recognized company with an ecosystem that can help it grow its base.
One of the ways to do this is to build a diversified "Life Portfolio Program®," a concept developed by New Directions, a nationally recognized company that is a leader in the field of helping senior-level executives with career transitions and retirement.
Using the names of the most frequently recognized companies, we then made up investment portfolios.
They are able to enter Canada without inspection if they work for recognized companies that have been screened, such as General Motors or Procter & Gamble -- companies that are "well known to us," this Canadian official said.
Brazil's population of 170 million makes it the world's fifth-largest country, but it has only a handful of internationally recognized companies.
It will feature "Adult Entertainers making appearances, signing autographs, and taking pictures, as well as the most recognized companies in the business selling and displaying their merchandise".
Additionally, the Mayor convened an Advisory Council of Senior Executives from globally recognized companies such as Adobe, Cisco, eBay, IBM, Stryker and professional services companies McKinsey and Company and PwC, Silicon Valley Leadership Group, two foundations and San Jose City Staff.
Margery's publicity knowledge and writing services have been called upon by a wide variety of nationally and internationally recognized companies as well as celebrities Sting, Bruce Springsteen, Don Henley, Rosanna Arquette and others.
"I think, especially in times of recession, it is a worthy and noble thing to recognize companies like these.
