I want these emotions to be recognized, understood, and celebrated for what they are".
Agreed, but the authenticity of our shared cultural landscape -- from works by master designers to hallowed ground where significant events transpired -- should be recognized, understood, valued and, where appropriate, safeguarded.
The bigotry, or blind testism of having low expectations for individual students with disabilities or unique needs must be recognized, understood, and minimized, if all children are not to be left behind and the diversity of our nations brain power is to be increased to compete in the new global economy.
Vive La Différence, in fact, may be quite right in saluting (in this case, gender) differences; these need to be recognized, understood and used in everyday life and in fashioning approaches that are clinically useful and help reduce stigma about men's (and women's) mental health problems.
Once the causes of organizational misfit are recognized and understood by managers, however, it is possible to amend complementatiries.
Pictures of tobacco products, brand names and logos are recognized and understood by children under three years of age as advertised [ 15, 16].
Categorization is the process by which ideas and objects are recognized, differentiated and understood.
This is an era in which the inter-related socio-economic determinants of health are recognized but imperfectly understood [ 8, 9].
Using such technologies in diabetic patients, the capillary blood flow disturbances, prior to the development of irreversible damage, might be recognized and understood.
