Sentence examples for general recognition of from inspiring English sources

While the role of ROSs generally in these processes has been widely discussed, the general recognition of the importance of inadequately liganded iron in each of them has perhaps been less than fully appreciated.

In spite of a general recognition of the quality of their instruction, Brazilian diplomats are still generally critical of the idea that freer trade is intrinsically good for the country.

The College feels that general recognition of the psychosomatic factor represents a step forward.

That way, the general recognition of the scale of the challenge might actually turn into action.

"There's a general recognition of the transcendent role that writers have had in forging our society".

But Mr. Morrissey said that law was unlikely to be invoked because "there's a general recognition of the moral obligation" of the church to compensate victims more substantially.

There is now a general recognition on the part of Corbyn's critics that this summer's leadership challenge achieved nothing and speculation about another leadership contest next year seems to have vanished.

"Its width is wonderful: it sheds light on areas of poetry which are so deserving of general recognition, for example, poetry books published for children and works in translation".

The ambitions of AWS clearly go beyond the cloud computing back-end, and Amazon might view WorkMail as a way to gain more general recognition for its services line of business.

Besides group iii), which specifically interacts with the phosphonate group of alafosfalin, the other three groups represent the general recognition mode of the backbone of dipeptides.

The general recognition precision of the SVC is more than 85% for unspecific versatile malware.