Sentence examples for won global recognition from inspiring English sources
The national icon won global recognition for his quartet of glorious goals against England.
Several have won global recognition: Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook, a performance artist who reads poetry to corpses, was featured at the 2006 Venice Biennale.
As Indigenous Australians have fought for land rights and legal equality since the 1970s, so too their traditional art has won global recognition.
In the 30 years since its publication, at the dawn of the Troubles, northern Irish poets seem to have swept all before them: as well as Heaney, writers such as Derek Mahon, Michael Longley, Medbh McGuckian, Paul Muldoon, Tom Paulin and Ciaran Carson, to name just a few, have won global recognition and made Ulster seem the place it is happening in poetry.
Prof Berwick has won global recognition for his work on making hospitals safer.
Campbell's Soup, for example, has won global recognition as an ethical company and for their commitments to CSR and sustainability.
In 2004, he was picked to lead the I.M.F. after winning global recognition during an eight-year run supervising Spain's growth burst as the country's economy minister.
Among churches that worship in an eastern-Christian way, there are three main bodies: the Ukrainian Orthodox Church UOCC) which ultimately answers to Moscow; the Kiev Patriarchate which aspires to be the national church but has failed to win global recognition; and the Greek Catholics who use eastern customs (like married priests) but obey the Pope.
Mr. Yan said he would keep up the campaign to win wider global recognition for Chinese tai chi.
Already famous within Korea as the opulent stamping grounds of this nation's nouveau riche, the district now wants to seize the "Gangnam Style" craze as a chance to win the global recognition that it believes it deserves as a center of fashion, entertainment and, self-professedly, conspicuous consumption.
As the suffering of Rohingya Muslims wins global sympathy, the Buddhist Rakhine ethnic group in the country's far west seeks recognition of its own oppression.
