Sentence examples for full prominence from inspiring English sources

This method, based on a refined analysis of past and present land zoning practices in Lao PDR, gives full prominence to the complexity of landscape mosaics and the way local populations actually use the land.

Admired for his mastery of the clarinet in his early career as a swing band musician, DeFranco came to full prominence in the late 1940s and early '50s.

The master recordings of these three songs, with their original Parsons' vocals restored to full prominence, were finally issued as part of The Byrds box set in 1990.

This is exactly  the same situation we have in the UK, where offending titles must publish PCC rulings against them in full, with due prominence and with a headline reference to the Commission.

Its adds that "a publication subject to an adverse adjudication must publish it in full and with due prominence, as required by Ipso".

Following the chaos of the Cultural Revolution, China's leaders decided that public officials should have the managerial skills, professional knowledge and broad understanding of China and the world necessary to lead the country to full modernity and global prominence.

Unfortunately, the surface of Fuller's text gives more prominence to effectiveness than to fairness, and many critics (e.g., Hart, Dworkin), overlooking the moral connotations of Fuller's allusions to reciprocity between rulers and ruled, thought his book's title, The Morality of Law, a misnomer.

It's also the first time I find myself paying full attention to Now, despite its prominence on Android before.

"That takes prominence over good public policy".

His organization rose to prominence with a series of full-page newspaper ads, starting in 2001, asserting that the government tricks people into paying taxes.

The prominence and obscurity are the fullest at the two poles.