public recognition

常見例句

We tend to regard such acts of altruism as calculated attempts to purchase public recognition.
我們常常覺得這些利他主義的行爲(wèi)是購買公衆(zhòng)承認(rèn)，撈取名聲的花招。
But this kind of giving has been hampered by a lingering British snootiness about large donations from wealthy men such as Mr Ofer, who expect public recognition for their munificence.
但這樣的捐款卻因爲(wèi)英國人一直以來對(duì)富豪大筆捐款的不屑而被擱置。奧林彿這樣的富豪希望在捐款後得到公衆(zhòng)對(duì)他慷慨精神的認(rèn)可。
Human resources consultant Jane Hyun says that some Asian cultures encourage an ethic that rewards hard work without seeking public recognition.
人力資源顧問簡(jiǎn)?海雲(yún)稱，一些亞洲國家的文化提倡埋頭苦乾就能得到廻報(bào)，不必追求大家的認(rèn)可。

This was the first public recognition of his growing artistic skills.
"I believe on the state side there has been underfunding and under-recognition of the importance and need for funding public defense for the indigent for a long time,".

Above all, the epidemic has to be given public recognition, without stigma, before it can be seriously tackled.
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The Inquisition was a public recognition of the failure of the priests.
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Sabrina Harman doesn't rank high amongst the seven soldiers so far charged in the prison scandal, either in military terms or in public recognition.
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