Sentence examples for in a recognition of from inspiring English sources

In a recognition of the difficult transition he faces, given the economic crisis, Mr. Obama is expected to begin filling White House jobs as early as this week.

But in recent days, in a recognition of the vulnerability of German banks and the potential for the crisis to spread, she has appealed for European unity to support the debt-ridden country and restore the euro zone's credibility.

"That Metal Gear/Guitar Hero routine, which I call Jump-Crouch-Touch, was just at the point where I felt enough people in the room would get it – although I had to write in a recognition of those who'd watch it and go, 'what?! Why is he doing this?

Rather, efforts must be rooted in a recognition of the practical benefits that female leadership can bring - not just for women, but for all.

KABUL, Dec 6 (Reuters) - The United States will keep up to 1,000 more soldiers than previously planned in Afghanistan into next year, outgoing U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said on Saturday, in a recognition of the still formidable challenge from Taliban insurgents.

Our experience in successfully transforming a large collection (10,512 character states) of legacy systematic character data into the ontology-based EQ syntax resulted in a recognition of several distinct systematic character types with respect to the logical categorization enforced by ontologies.

ReprintsMr Poroshenko's success was in part a recognition of his active role in the Maidan.

It was, in hindsight, a recognition of output and enthusiasm rather than technique.

But her elevation is also, in part, a recognition of the importance of companies like Marcegaglia.

A recognition of the absurd often goes hand-in-hand with a recognition of injustice".

The Canadian government apologized to Arar, and paid him $11.5 million in compensation as a recognition of complicitylinity in his torture.