Sentence examples for in recognition of these problems from inspiring English sources
There are three major defenses that the FiveThirtyEight model employs in recognition of these problems.
Indeed, if the EU can cope with Sicily, why not Bulgaria?In recognition of these problems, Brussels has imposed a string of safeguard clauses on the two new members.
In recognition of these problems, the UN has declared 2006 the International Year of Deserts and Desert-ification.
In recognition of these problems, MELD has been adapted to form the UKELD score, which incorporates the serum sodium concentration, with downward adjustment of the integer weighting for serum creatinine [ 51].
Harding has donated the bonus to the charity Ambitious about Autism in recognition of the problems caused by the cyber-attack.
In recognition of the problems, the government said last year it would set aside some extra funds to help the system until any new arrangements were introduced.
Last Monday, in a significant intervention, and in recognition of the problem this issue poses for Farc, Ivan Marquez, leader of the Farc's delegation in Havana throughout the four-year talks, made an explicit apology for the kidnapping of thousands of people.
In recognition of this problem, we design a hierarchical reliability-driven scheduling architecture that includes both a local scheduler and a global scheduler.
In recognition of this problem, a new effort called the Missing Maps Project – organised by the Red Cross, Doctors Without Borders and the Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team – recruits volunteers to fill in the cartographical blanks in the developing world.
In recognition of this problem, and based on our past experience, we started preparing a new course by examining the pedagogies and curricular aspects of software engineering that are important for the Net Generation of software engineers.
In recognition of this problem, Obama last year proposed the American Jobs Act, which would, among other measures, preserve teacher jobs -- but the legislation stalled in a gridlocked, hyperpartisan Congress.
