Sentence examples for general recognition that from inspiring English sources

There is a general recognition that the ethics environment is changing and international generated guidelines [ 7] and standards, such as those developed by the European Union, are one of several influences on this process of change.

The huge change that has happened is the general recognition that autism exists," she says.

He claimed that the ruling was an indication of a general recognition that the Procuracy had "gone too far".

This has been a cracking game and there's a general recognition that neither side deserves to lose.

In more recent years... there has been a general recognition that such cases reflect a psychological and emotional pathology.

"Add to that a nervousness about the consumer and a general recognition that the slowdown we are in has a significant risk of turning into a recession".

A general recognition of that fact, led by the economic profession and taken to heart by politicians, would be a step so important as to be almost worth what it has cost to be reminded of it.

However, general recognition mechanisms that discriminate between functional RNAs and aberrant transcripts remain elusive.

Yet there is general recognition today that history and biography are quite distinct forms of literature.

The fact it's gone down to 34%, when there's a general recognition across Europe that Eritreans need protection, granting protection to a third is worrying," she said.

"Though the relationship with Sri Lanka is not as cosy as it could be and there are strong domestic dimensions, there is a general recognition in government that both the relationship and the meeting, are nonetheless important".