Sentence examples for ground for recognition from inspiring English sources
Some philosophers have highlighted Kant's claim that rationality is the ground for recognition respect, arguing that to respect others is to engage with them not as instruments or obstacles but as persons who are to be reasoned with.
The previous comprehensive phylogenetic study of the H. setigerum complex (Nilson et al., [2003]) provided molecular grounds for recognition of H. nudicephalum and H. subsetigerum Sheng H. Wu.
A number also pointed out that the clinical grounds for recognition of glaucoma has undergone a revision, from one based on raised intraocular pressure to one that includes optic neuropathy: "Optometrists... the training has improved and....also the dependence on intraocular pressure has been the main criteria.
See Naumoff, Ground Rules for Recognition under Executive Order 11491, 22 Lab.L.J. 100 (1970); cf. Hart, Government Labor's New Frontiers through Presidential Directive, 48 Va.L.Rev.
"Asylum seekers are often unable to articulate the elements relevant to an asylum claim without the assistance of a qualified counsellor because they are not familiar with the precise grounds for the recognition of refugee status and the legal system of a foreign country," the UNHCR says.
It currently serves as a testing ground for computerised voice recognition technologies.
European diplomats concede that the fighting has shifted the ground before the Palestinian request for recognition as a "non-member state".
The experimental results obtained are useful from the point of view of practical recommendations for security and military ATR systems and open new possibilities for ground moving target recognition and classification.
"If this is approved for recognition as a restored land on fairly tenuous grounds, it would provide an incentive for other reservation-shopping opportunities," Mr. Gedes said.
Clifford argued for recognition on moral and historical grounds.
The exasperation of the piece was in keeping with Ms. Thompson's feelings that NJPAC tends to not get enough recognition as a training ground for important artists.
