Sentence examples for conceived to recognize from inspiring English sources

It was originally conceived to recognize the person who, "for better or for worse...has done the most to influence the events of the year".

The likelihood of such an occurrence should be clearly recognized, and measures should be conceived to cope with such circumstances in the event that they occur.

In two months, Palestine will most likely be a recognized member of the International Criminal Court (ICC), the adjudicatory body conceived to prosecute humanity's worst crimes.

It is important to recognize how HCPs conceive ethics in order to be able to fully understand their experience of ethical challenges.

I learned to recognize the signs that I'd conceived within days of the event.

In 1984, an idea was conceived among administrators and board members of the school district to recognize past graduates of GCHS who had gone on to distinguish themselves through outstanding accomplishments.

But although Descartes does not seem to recognize this, it also seems that I can conceive of an omnipotent being that is lacking maximal benevolence.

And, as long as we do conceive of ourselves as governed by rules and train ourselves and our progeny to recognize and live in accordance with rules, it is true that we are rule-governed creatures.

These minds are able to recognize patterns, make connections, create unique designs and structures, and conceive novel solutions to complex problems -- in a way different than most typical minds.

Macromolecular construction "DPDPB GST tag-GEC1 protein" was conceived in order to guarantee a 2D architecture enhancing the capabilities of the target (tubulin) to recognize its partner (GEC1).

In conceiving cooperation in relation to validity claims, Habermas highlights its rational and cognitive character: to recognize the validity of such claims is to presume that good reasons could be given to justify them in the face of criticism.