Sentence examples for recognizing achievements from inspiring English sources

But her main attention was to others, not only in recognizing achievements, but also in reminding them of the cause.

There is a time for recognizing achievements, and there is a time to acknowledge that horrible things have happened, that children have been hurt, and that there are some mistakes that no amount of success can absolve.

The foundation, which this year is recognizing achievements in contemporary music, also gave three $35,000 awards to three other musicians: the British-born songwriter James Abrahart, known as JHart; Samuel Bazawule, a Ghanaian producer and composer known as Blitz the Ambassador; and Tigran Hamasyan, an Armenian-born vocalist and pianist.

In 2004 he expanded "spot awards," recognizing achievements from line workers on up with checks of $250 to $10,000.

The film's trailer was nominated for a Golden Trailer award, recognizing achievements in marketing.

If they are members of corporate groups recognizing achievements, or individuals celebrating birthday parties, they may be renting one of three party rooms, at 90 minutes for $119.

It turns out that the selection process by the center's trustees is largely an informal affair, long on efforts at creating balance, recognizing achievement and acknowledging public appeal, and short on any kind of balloting or written rules.

Recognizing achievement In collaboration with UNICEF and other partners, the Ministry of Education organized the event to reward and recognize school achievement and to focus attention on the importance of girls' education.

New York Science Achievers The Mayor's Awards for Excellence in Science and Technology were started 15 years ago in the Koch administration to recognize achievements in New York City.

The show sets out to look at their already recognized achievements through the lens of non-straight sexuality, and also to tell something of their stories as it goes.

Sternberg was the second Jew and the first Reform Jew to receive the prize, which was established by Sir John Templeton in 1972 to recognize achievements related to humanity's spiritual dimension.