Sentence examples for documents recognized from inspiring English sources

All three documents recognized the rights of Arab residents.

Most of the selected legislative documents recognized violence as a national priority, focusing on specific violence-related behavior and emphasizing enforcement.

BC documents recognized that tailored programmes specifically supporting Aboriginal health and health determinants are essential, and that these programmes will need to be flexible to accommodate the diversity of contexts, communities, and governance structures that exist.

The legislative documents recognized the high levels of violence, confirmed the prioritization of selected vulnerable groups, especially women, children, disabled persons, and rural populations, and above all drew on criminological perspectives to emphasize tertiary prevention interventions.

"Lorillard's 'Tobacco is whacko if you're a teen' program frames smoking as an adult activity, which, as any parent knows and tobacco industry documents recognize, is one of the most effective ways to tempt teens to try a forbidden activity".

This vision of the coming computer/communicator has more than a touch of Star Trek about it: a handheld gadget that can effortlessly send and receive messages and faxes, store and retrieve computer documents, recognize handwriting and someday even respond to voice commands.

Both of these documents recognize that the services and programs the city supports, and its built form, have huge impacts on the capacity of children, youth, families, and some seniors to be fully included or even to stay here at all.

These documents recognize the participation of civil society organizations including those of affected communities.

Although the policy documents recognize the negative impact of alcohol use, the availability of alcohol seems to be one dominant theme: 'the need to protect the reasonable expectations of adult citizens of Lesotho to purchase and consume alcohol in a safe and well regulated manner'[ 1].

Passports are not needed for travel to Mexico or Canada, Americans' two major destinations, but Ms. Barrett said that the government encouraged everyone to get one, for its value as a document recognized worldwide, and for its use in emergencies.

Still, China appears satisfied that the document recognized "a leading role" for governments in cybersecurity matters relating to national security — one of China's top objectives — and that it refers to the United Nations Charter, which enshrines principles of state sovereignty and nonintervention by the United Nations in domestic affairs.