Sentence examples for a partial recognition of from inspiring English sources

From their FAQs: We also believe that the agreement [the latest euro rescue plan] is predicated on only a partial recognition of the source of the crisis: that the current financial turmoil stems primarily from fiscal profligacy at the periphery of the eurozone.

Hook's opposition to Nazism included a partial recognition of the extreme price that even a brief transitional period of Nazi rule could exact in Europe.

From now on, it would be wiser to progress in the quantified description of the morphological variation of the mandible in rodents rather than to propose a partial recognition of the hystricognathous condition.

There was only a partial recognition that they could do more to enforce existing regulations.

The reasons for such assumptions were not obvious from the analysis undertaken here and there is only partial recognition of this as a potential problem by dentists.

Nearly half of the responses provided only a general description of the representation rather than its message, typical of partial recognition of variation (level 2).

In partial recognition of the scope and significance of Draper's career, the National Academy of Engineering established the Charles Stark Draper Prize in 1988 to honour "innovative engineering achievement and its reduction to practice in ways that have contributed to human welfare and freedom".

This links directly to level 2 of the developmental hierarchy, Partial Recognition of Variation, which involves putting ideas in context and focusing on a single element.

The slave's partial recognition of equality within society comes from the influence of the "signs and effects of this system [of social interrelations] all about him" (LPPO 114) which acquaint him with certain abstract concepts, and which place him in certain relationships to other members of that society.

The release in 2006 of Days of Glory (Indigènes), his second entry to the Foreign Language Oscar race, contributed to the partial recognition of the pension rights of soldiers from former French possessions by the French government.

While the government's help to homeowners is far from adequate or just, it represents a partial and late recognition of trickle-down economics' inadequacy as policy.