Sentence examples for encouraging recognition from inspiring English sources

But the framers no doubt thought they were doing something important in discouraging any all-New York or all-Virginia tickets and encouraging recognition that the country was made up of quite different states and regions.

The 25-to-8 vote cut across regional lines — an encouraging recognition that the 9/11 attack was an assault on the nation and that its victims still need and deserve the nation's help.

Experimental results on the Wearable Action Recognition Dataset demonstrate that our approach achieves an encouraging recognition rate of 99.2%, true positive rate of 99.18% and false positive rate of 0.07%.

An encouraging recognition of these linkages came recently from President Obama in the letter to his Azerbaijani counterpart Ilham Aliyev.

The decision to forego Jahlil Okafor signals an encouraging recognition by Lakers management that success does not come without some degree of risk.

Access to emergency care in Kenya can be improved by encouraging recognition and initial treatment of emergent illness in the community, strengthening the pre-hospital care system, improving emergency care delivery at health facilities and creating new policies at a national level.

And on 13 September, researchers from 33 UK science, farming and agricultural technology organizations sent an open letter to the UK government to encourage recognition of gene editing as a non-GM method.

Asking about achievements in a group setting encourages recognition of co-workers and gratitude expression, which catches on.

Several feminist advocacy groups have extended their reach to encourage recognition of universal health-related human rights.

Even as leaders, they are more likely to encourage recognition for the work of others on their team and forget to advocate for the work they have done personally.

With other advocates for children, she strongly encouraged recognition and support for the "critical role that families play in promoting children's development, health, education and protection". The final text now includes a reference to families.