Sentence examples for Recognized presence from inspiring English sources
He returned to Antwerp in 1608, an internationally recognized presence.
He added that the Episcopal Church, the Anglican Church of Canada and La Iglesia Anglicana de Mexico will continue to be "the official, recognized presence of the Anglican Communion in North America".
"During the initial 90 days of our mission, it was important to establish a widely recognized presence in Baghdad in order to restore civil order," General Dempsey noted in his July 30 memo.
We "simply continue to be clear that The Episcopal Church, along with the Anglican Church of Canada and the La Iglesia Anglicana de Mexico, comprise the official, recognized presence of the Anglican Communion in North America," the Rev. Charles K. Robertson, an adviser to Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori, said in a statement.
A prioritization list of seven pharmaceutical products bearing a potential of affecting human fecundity by entering the food chain has been created on the basis of production volume, recognized presence in environment and documented effect(s) on reproduction [6].
Therefore, the relative distribution of lichen functional groups, based on the easily recognized presence or absence of a cortex, can be used as a rapid and dependable bio-indicator of undisturbed interiors and forest continuity in tropical forest fragments.
For three decades, his polka dot bow ties, pin-striped suits and beetle-browed frown at unsatisfactory answers to penetrating questions made him one of Britain's best recognized presences.
"To be open is to embrace your own great big messy humanity, to cry in sadness but not despair, to recognize presence in the emptiness of the bitter moment of truth, to be afraid but not fearful.
Information from the mother on infant's neuropsychomotor development (sustaining the head, following objects with their eyes, turning in bed without help, listening when called for, playing with their hands, and recognizing presence of people) was also collected.
"Toll operators have recognized their presence in a community and their need to economically support that community," Mr. Crawford said.
"I remembered the first moment at age 13 I recognized my presence in popular culture, and it was Barbra.
