Sentence examples for change recognized from inspiring English sources

They were permitted to serve openly in the military, and to have their sex change recognized on identity documents.

In the mid-1990s the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change recognized that when forests were cleared or when plants were harvested for bioenergy, the resulting release of carbon dioxide should be counted either as land-use emissions or energy emissions, but not both.

Following caspase-cleavage, DeltaTau facilitates nucleation-dependent filament formation and readily adopts a conformational change recognized by the early pathological tau marker MC1.

This change recognizes the growing influence of Latin pop music as a genre, said Bill Freimuth, the vice president for awards.

The archive agreed to change, recognizing that the number of people who visit Wikipedia so dwarfs its own online visitor traffic.

To break down barriers to new entrants they also build coalitions of civil society players to jointly lobby for policy change, recognizing the importance of this stakeholder group to open the door for new financial models to emerge.

The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change recognizes carbon (C) fixation in forests as an important contribution for the reduction of atmospheric pollution in terms of greenhouse gases.

Bake in cultural change: Recognizing that the problem was much too large to solve in one afternoon, Redler recommended small but impactful steps.

Even the unions support the change, recognizing members' pensions would be a lot richer if some of those funds had been put into equities.

This change recognizes that our individual business units have evolved to a point where it is clear they are best served by dedicated professionals who live and breathe those products alone.

The change recognizes that most investors monitor daily stock prices via the Internet.