Sentence examples for for broader recognition from inspiring English sources

Sir Elton John released a statement calling for broader recognition for the singer.

Newcastle's little-known, but hugely valuable, photography collective is making a bid for broader recognition.

In a further bid for broader recognition, Mr. Zander has begun to record Beethoven and Mahler symphonies with the Philharmonia Orchestra of London for Telarc.

Mostly college bound and unfettered by the worldly concerns that usually occupy musicians struggling to make it, they are free to indulge their whims, an impulse that eclipses the desire for broader recognition.

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the collapses of colonialism, Fascism, and Communism paved the way for broader recognition of individual freedoms previously denied, rejecting what had amounted to imposed statuses of perpetual non-innocence.

In both cases, the site of improvement was spatially separated from the region of antibody mediating molecular contact with the protein component of the antigen, thereby improving peripheral semi-specific interactions while maintaining unmodified dominant contacts responsible for broad recognition.

Although multivalency plays a role in increasing avidity of interactions of many glycan-binding receptors, for the mannose-binding protein the geometry of the placement of multiple binding sites facing a single direction is a determining feature for broad recognition of glycan-rich surfaces without requiring specific complex oligosaccharide structures (Weis and Drickamer 1994).

For a broader recognition of halogen bonding in molecular design, we have recently studied halogen bonding contacts with different interaction partners in protein binding sites [1 4].

By drawing on questions, opinions, concerns and uncertainties that this diverse group of stakeholders shared or raised on these issues, we argue for a broader recognition of, and reflection on the implications arising from the cultivation of cisgenic plants, and cisgenic LBR potato within Europe in particular.

Last year, California pushed for a bolder bill, which was rejected, but as cities and municipalities have cracked down on the homeless by banning their most basic behaviors, support for a broader recognition of their rights has grown.

But many high school directors agree that a crystal Tiffany star from the Paper Mill Playhouse, for instance, can help build support for a program and give broader recognition to students accustomed to playing second fiddle to their school's athletes.