Sentence examples for value is recognised from inspiring English sources

It is home to more than 200 species of rare, scarce and threatened flowering plants (and much else), and this exceptional wildlife value is recognised through designation of roughly a quarter of the estate as Sites of Special Scientific Interest.

Some great concepts or findings may sit around for many decades until their true value is recognised [ 3].

Only now is this value being recognised and painstakingly calculated.

Its commercial value was recognised in the following years when the main runway was opened in 1952 to accommodate the Aer Lingus service to Dublin.

Their historical value was recognised early on, and the public were able to visit by appointment.

Labrador's strategic value was recognised by the British as early as 1843 when plans were made to set up defences to protect Singapore, an important trading post founded by Sir Stamford Raffles of the British East India Company in 1819.

Tools that can help might include the social return on investment approach from New Philanthropy Capital or an outcomes framework like that developed by the Young Foundation which enable charities and third sector organisations to translate their outcomes into a value which is recognised by public sector partners.

A DfID spokeswoman said: "DfID delivers targeted results, maintains value for money and is recognised as one of the most transparent donors in the world.

To aspire to ECEC systems that support broad learning, participation and democracy, so that "the early childhood centre becomes a space where the intrinsic value of each person is recognised, where democratic participation is promoted, as well as respect for our shared environment" (OECD, 2006, p.18).  .

"It does give people a boost to know that their work, and the value of innovation and creativity, is recognised," Betts says.

Social work is recognised and valued; in England I don't think it is".