Sentence examples for service recognition from inspiring English sources
She was a trustee of Barnard College 19631967 and president of its alumnae association, and was the recipient in 2005 of Barnards Lifetime Alumnae Service Recognition Award.
It comes with gold plating, 24/7 (outsourced) concierge service, lifetime subscription service, recognition in the user community, and every possible accessory and add-on.
Therefore, I call on my colleagues and friends all over the country to take a moment during this Public Service Recognition Week (May 1-7) to honor those who dedicate their lives to the greater good.
Continuous engagement, collaboration and communication within the local community were presented as some initiatives to enhance service recognition.
bRoubideaux et al. [ 23] compared patient health outcomes of primary health care services awarded 1) service recognition of educational or integrated quality and 2) those that were in developmental stages of achieving an integrated service.
This has been extended to services, in recognition that service dominate contemporary business, and customer perceptions of service value is defined as "customer's perception of the benefits he or she receives weighed against his or her sacrifices in the context of service delivery" ([14], p.1280).
Enter Lord Puttnam, who tabled an amendment to the defamation bill, enshrining the arbitration service and recognition process in statute.
Labour-controlled Newham council in east London has set up a pioneering job brokerage service in recognition of jobcentre failings.
In its Picasa photo-storing and sharing service, face recognition helps people find and organize pictures of family and friends.
The answers, Mobil concluded, could be summed up in what it called "speed, smiles and strokes" -- or convenience, friendly service and recognition for the best customers.
Some airlines are arming their flight attendants with relevant customer data on mobile that will allow them to employ better service and recognition of frequent fliers in-person.
