public recognition

collocation in English

meanings of publicand recognition

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public
adjective
uk /ˈpʌb.lɪk/ us /ˈpʌb.lɪk/
relating to or involving people in general, rather than being limited to a particular group ...
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recognition
noun
uk /ˌrek.əɡˈnɪʃ.ən/ us /ˌrek.əɡˈnɪʃ.ən/
agreement that something is true ...
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Examples of public recognition

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Imitations and cover versions led to a veritable despoliation of black talent which has only belatedly received legal compensation and publicrecognition.
Local leaders' participation in advisory councils may provide national policy with publicrecognition.
The aim was seldom to establish a separate private aid system but to gain publicrecognition and support for the particular group in question.
This was soon followed by a members' organisation that called for publicrecognition.
Yet alongside his desire for wide publicrecognition was an anxiety to be recognised as a serious academic scholar.
It simply asks for a publicrecognition, judicial or administrative, of the title when the final beneficiary of a policy has brought it to court.
She is attracted by this prospect and saves the child with the expectation of fame and publicrecognition in mind.
As new types of associations gain publicrecognition, legitimation of power acquires a broader meaning, especially when viewed through the eyes of the third sector.
The new hybrid paradigm achieved inordinate impact and publicrecognition as it swept over the field.
The representatives demanded greater publicrecognition, more financial resources and the decentralisation of administration.
The significant role that grandparents play in keeping families with children in the labour market deserves publicrecognition in its own right.
This misconstrues the nature of identity claims which, qua demands for the publicrecognition of particular communities, are by definition political.
The selection of architects was based upon geographical spread, diversity of educational background and the presence of publicrecognition through the award of design prizes at national or local level.
Kotunica, while certainly important in dissident s circles in the 1980s, achieved widespread public recognition only as an opposition ' ' politician in the 1990s.
His work indicates another shift in the discourse of genius, from the unconventional, excessive romantic genius to a more conventional idea of ' eminence ' by publicrecognition.
The respect he garnered as an independent offered some small compensation, so at least one would like to think, for his lack of wider publicrecognition.
For the little publicrecognition given them, they live a hidden life.
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There must also be an honest and publicrecognition of exactly what that commitment is.
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It is about time the real creators of mechanical and electrical devices are given publicrecognition.
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