Sentence examples for Social acknowledgment from inspiring English sources

In fact, it's the kind of commitment that will bring only social acknowledgment and praise.

To examine posttraumatic growth (PTG) and its predictors social acknowledgment as survivors, sense of coherence (SOC), trauma severity, and further factors in former child soldiers more than 60 years after deployment.

Active interaction is commonly perceived as a by-product of increasing the pattern of 'probabilistic interfaces,' a heightened sense of co-awareness or co-presence, leading to overt social acknowledgment (Hillier 1996, pp. 129 214).

By contrast, the weak-ties promoted by social media leads to "the kind of commitment that will bring only social acknowledgment and praise".

There appears to be a general social acknowledgment and/or acceptance of children with disabilities in the general population.

Specifically, we examined effects of social support and acknowledgment on coping with WRTs in this phase.

The completed analysis was presented at international and national seminars and circulated to an informal reference group of clinicians and social scientists (see acknowledgments).

In an environment in which dissent is invariably suffocated by extreme punishment, it is difficult to imagine any possible reason for public acknowledgment of social inequities.

19), complains that the British government's "austerity policies have meant fewer public sector jobs and social services," without any acknowledgment of the unsustainable explosion in public-sector employment during the Blair-Brown years.

In short, Smart Bill vs. Warm Bill... Bush deserves credit for using that new space to nudge his party away from the exotica of its extreme wing and toward an acknowledgment of social responsibility.

We describe what might be gained by this shift in assumptions and how it can make visible what is at stake for clinician and patient in their local moral worlds for patients, acknowledgment of social suffering, for clinicians how assumptions are a barrier to engagement with minority patients.