Sentence examples for Justified recognition from inspiring English sources

He later called it a "justified recognition" of a unique project that works for the benefit of its citizens and the world.

European Commission President Jose Barroso called it a "justified recognition"of a unique project that works for the benefit of its citizens and the world.

He called it a "justified recognition"of a unique project that works for the benefit of its citizens and the world.

"It is justified recognition for a unique project that works for the benefit of its citizens and also for the benefit of the world," he said.

The connection between the desirable and the desired was not deemed to be a fallacy which overlooked the gulf between the "ought" and the "is," but a justified recognition of the way in which the moral norms for human behavior were developed by recognizing the empirical needs, interests and desires of human beings.

The work certainly justifies recognition, especially the lively, freely brushed oil sketches of shoreline scenery and the dramatic landscape set pieces, like "Long Island Farms" and "North Fork, Long Island Landscape," with their stylized compositions and vivid tonal contrasts.

"The right of nations to self-determination cannot justify recognition of Kosovo's independence along with the simultaneous refusal to discuss similar acts by other self-proclaimed states, which have obtained de facto independence exclusively by themselves," the Russian Parliament's statement read.

When combined with existing clinical reports of suspected VAE in the eyes of living patients during ocular air fluid exchange, this experiment justifies recognition of presumed air by vitrectomy embolisation (PAVE) as a rare but potentially fatal vitrectomy complication.

Moreover, as in other studies [ 45], the chronic cough-TB link justified using recognition and response to chronic cough as a proxy for TB recognition and response.

It also argues that there are persuasive doctrinal arguments justifying the recognition of such a right as a matter of black letter law.

As expected "Newsies the Musical," with songs by Alan Menken and Jack Feldman, was nominated; though many of its songs come from the 1992 film, there's enough new material in the stage version to justify Tony recognition.