Sentence examples for represents recognition from inspiring English sources

"I think this represents recognition for the conditions that enabled me to do good work at Johns Hopkins," he said.

The other column in the table represents recognition results for the same test data using the nonadapted system.

A chair represents recognition of an individual's unique personal and professional contributions and affirmation that the institution will carry on these ideals by appointing worthy holders of the chair.

This is LaChapelle's first solo show in Hong Kong, and the choice of this work represents recognition of the artist's ability to critique the government through art.

Ibn Khaldun has become a symbol that represents recognition of the greatness of Islamic philosophy and civilization by the West and an aspiration of contemporary Muslim intellectuals to once again revive the culture of scientific and philosophic inquiry in the Islamic World.

According to The New York Academy of Sciences, Dr. Milner's work has provided "landmark discoveries in human memory and elucidated the involvement of the brain's temporal lobes in emotional responses, hearing, memory and speech". In Dr. Milner's case, the prize represents recognition more than encouragement.

For Palestinians and for the PLO it represented recognition for the Palestinian struggle.

These gold medals represent recognition, top quality.

Noble rank did not represent "recognition of illustrious ancestry".

And in many cases, the money is secondary to what the payment and negotiation represent: recognition, a restoration of dignity, a chance to understand why, and help in finding closure.

But in both cases, the unanimous decisions by council members represent recognition of the incredible pressures that rising property values and gentrification have exerted on virtually every corner of the city in recent years.