Significats de highest accolade en anglès

She is the first Austrian and ninth woman to win literature's highest accolade.

Mr Murdoch has just received what is arguably the highest accolade of modern times.

Winning a Loerie is said to be the highest accolade for creativity and innovation.

Winning a Pulitzer is the highest accolade in US journalism and is recognised internationally.

John Key has received the highest accolade in the Queen's Birthday honours list announced today.

John Key says he's humbled to receive the highest accolade in the Queen's Birthday honours list.

The annual prize, given to Martin Scorsese last year, is the highest accolade the Academy can bestow.

Biden admired Eikenberry and privately showered him with his highest accolade, "a goddamned stand-up guy."

The highest accolade in the Queen's Birthday Honours has gone to business leader and engineer Sir Ron Carter.

Two distinguished salmon activists have received the highest accolade for their outstanding contribution towards conservation of the Atlantic salmon.

Rabada on a hat-trick Du Plessis has previously never won CSA's highest accolade of SA Cricketer of the Year.

On Tuesday, he was named designer of the year by the British Fashion Council, the highest accolade in the industry.

There are some 140 restaurants in Britain with Michelin stars, four of which have the highest accolade of three stars.

Proteas teammates will be up against each other for the highest accolade on offer at the CSA Awards later this year.

It is the highest accolade for dairy farmers and was described by former winner Alan Gillis as the Sam Maguire of farming.

Sir, - You, Margaret Ward and the Irish Times staff deserve the highest accolade for the successful resolution of the William Geary matter.