Sentence examples for beginning recognition from inspiring English sources

What the present activity provided was a hands-on experience of variation in a context designed to build beginning recognition of variation.

We're talking about a beginning recognition that the world is in serious need of a polity that is global in fact.

They completed 16 practice trials before beginning the recognition memory task.

He added that the findings hint at how astronomical awareness grew over the centuries in the region, beginning with recognition that the sun slowly travels back and forth, north and south, over the course of the year.

Conversely, the host employs corresponding defensive mechanisms in response to invasive fungal infections, perhaps beginning with recognition, followed by defensive responses, and eventually a victor emerges from the competition of infection.

The Royal Charter recognition panel (chaired by David Wolfe QC) can at last begin formal recognition of press regulation bodies.

"Solving the spam problem begins with recognition that spammers are essentially anonymous," the commission's report said.

In "By These Waters," he writes about tricks who are martyred by their johns' desire: What begins in recognition, — . . .

When the generals do let her out of her house, she consistently demands that all negotiations begin with recognition of the 1990 election.

As New Yorkers adjust their political focus from the White House to Gracie Mansion, these candidates will begin seeking recognition, some as the mayor's rightful heir, some as his worthy adversary.

Peacemaking attempts by the Organization of African Unity (now the African Union) remained ineffective, while Biafra began earning recognition from African states and securing aid from international organizations for what was by then a starving population.