Sentence examples for interest in recognizing from inspiring English sources

Those advocating for privatizing and deregulating marriage are operating with too narrow a vision of the state's (and society's) interest in recognizing families.

"Millennials are forced to move frequently under the tyranny of landlords who have no interest in recognizing that establishing ties to one's local community fosters the everyday social relations that make all the difference to our sense of belonging and thus our feeling of loneliness," says Watts.

Indeed, even in challenging fiscal times, there appears to be increased political interest in recognizing that the enormous public health problems posed by AD appear to be impacting efforts to increase public sector funding and also spur public-private partnership.

We are interested in recognizing negative emotions that might discourage users from employing the system again or even lead them to abort an ongoing dialogue.

We are interested in recognizing the people or groups of people who are involved in the process of providing guidance for students.

From a practical viewpoint, it would be worthy to tag this SACEM as a FAMILY because an end-user could be interested in recognizing this family of compounds in a given biomedical context.

Furthermore, since each person has an interest in being recognized as an equal member of the community, and having less than an equal say suggests that they are being treated as inferiors, only equality in decision making power is compatible with the public equal advancement of interests.

Now there are many blogger sites, the biggest of which is Deadspin, which have little to no interest in being recognized by "traditional" media.

This obvious importance of CD4+ T cells in tumor control has strongly stimulated the interest in epitopes recognized by CD4+ T cells.

All mentioned studies illustrate the great interest of clinicians, in daily practice, in recognizing homogenous subgroups in FM to provide guidance for treatment decisions.

"I think Israel doesn't want to have another Muslim adversary state near its borders, so strategically, they are interested in [not recognizing the] Armenian genocide in order not to lose Turkey forever," stated Roman Smbatyan, an Armenian history and Middle Eastern history faculty member at UC Irvine.