Sentence examples similar to a question of recognition from inspiring English sources

There is the question of recognition: the demonstrators in Delhi identified with a victim who was part of their burgeoning urban, aspiring class, and might have been one of them, or their wife, girlfriend or sister.

If, on the other hand, Gates means something different by it - if the need to be recognized for altruism is motivated by those "great forces of human nature" - it raises a question of how and why a recognition-seeking firm would survive in a market accompanied by firms that pursued profits with shameless abandon.

"I've discussed with the coalition this morning the question of recognition.

The question of recognition and restoration of ancient Czech rights hobbled Austro-Hungarian foreign policy and poisoned domestic politics.

Now that the rest of Somalia has become one of al-Qaida's main bases and the site of one of the world's worst crises, the question of recognition is even more complex.

He added: "Separate from the narrow question of recognition, I am concerned in the long run about the shift in public opinion in the UK and beyond towards Israel.

It includes the power to determine the policy which is to govern the question of recognition.

Holden et al.'s findings do suggest that ADHD diagnosis is less often used by doctors in the UK than in the USA, but this question of recognition must be separated from estimates of the number of children suffering from these impairing symptoms in the population who may not have been brought to the attention of health services.

There is a question about their recognition of that".

The success of My Struggle also depends on profound questions of recognition.

Its French translator, Jean Hippolyte, called it a "philosophical novel": in one section the characters of Lord and Bondsman struggle dramatically over questions of recognition.