Sentence examples for servants recognition from inspiring English sources

We do not need to lionise or flatter to give public servants recognition when it is due.

Baha'u'llah has said that "The first duty prescribed by God for His Servants is the recognition of Him Who is the Dayspring of His Revelation and the Fountain of His laws...It behoveth every one who reacheth this most sublime station, this summit of transcendent glory, to observe every ordinance of Him Who is the Desire of the world.

The Prince has stepped up the number of meetings with ministers and civil servants recently, partly in recognition of the Queen's advancing age.

But the scorer deserves recognition: Connor Boyd-Barnes, a loyal servant finally making his first team debut after years at the club.

Being shortlisted as the Guardian's public servant of the year is "tremendous recognition" for the initiative, she says.

Biggin, 46, says it is "a tremendous honour" to be nominated for the Guardian's Public Servant of the Year award and "a fantastic recognition" of the vision he has for the custodial environment.

The civil servant also said athletes themselves expressed their "thanks and recognition" to coaches and volunteers who made their achievements possible, and recognised "the efforts of those who have put something back".

It is against this backdrop that the ethical and courageous public servant soldiers on without much in the way of recognition.

"Servant leadership" is the most important aspect of a successful leader the recognition that I am here to help the organization accomplish its objectives rather than they are here to meet my needs.

Civil servants in St Kitts have been given a bonus of a double month's salary in recognition of their work in the 30 years since the country gained independence.

As servant leaders, they are more concerned about serving people than their own success or recognition.