Sentence examples for common recognition that from inspiring English sources

"We reached a common recognition that we have to control friction at sea firmly through the efforts of both countries," Wang told reporters during a trilateral summit in Tokyo that also included South Korea's foreign minister.

It is, however, curiously similar in its approach to the independence of foundation hospitals, and the private-public mix in health care, to a plan first mooted by an enterprising Labour health secretary: Alan Milburn.Whatever their differences on detail, Mr Milburn and Mr Lansley share a common recognition that the health-care budget is not a bottomless pit.

Another stemmed from the common recognition that substances must come into contact if they are to combine.

There was a common recognition that we're not against helping those in need.

It is our hope that this can be avoided through common sense and a common recognition that it is the fans that make the game successful.

The high rankings of alcohol and tobacco in this study reflect the common recognition that chronic use of alcohol and tobacco cause illness and death, contributing to 90% of drug-related deaths in the UK.

These results imply close similarities with those previously obtained for trout macrophages activated with crude LPS [ 56- 59] suggesting a common recognition mechanism distinct to that observed for PGN-B4.

The growing number of crystal structures of these 'alternative' scaffold-based binding proteins in complex with their targets illustrate the mechanisms of molecular recognition that are common among these systems and those unique to each.

Slowly it dawned on me what he was doing: the gesture of recognition that was more common in the 1970s when you found yourself alone in a predominantly white town and suddenly (thankfully) spied a brother coming towards you.

These results demonstrate that XMRV RNase H and human RNase H share a common recognition mechanism and further indicate that the basic protrusion of both undergoes a dramatic conformational change upon substrate binding.

The common thread among all these companies is a recognition that fans respond better to genuine and direct connections to artists and celebrities.