Sentence examples for its recognition in from inspiring English sources
10 Of course the Attorney General's authority is not dependent on its recognition in the Order.
Mycotic keratitis has emerged as a major ophthalmic problem and a leading cause of blindness, since its recognition in 1879.
In order to give effect to those incentives I have recommended legislation that underpins the independent self-organised regulatory system and facilitates its recognition in legal processes.
It is precisely because of my respect for the necessity of the grieving process that I can support its recognition in the diagnostic manual.
The suitability of transport environments for active mobility (i.e. cycling, walking) depends on its recognition in policy and transport planning processes.
The Navy withdrew its recognition in the wake of public furor over the group's 35th annual convention in 1991, where 83 women, some of them in the Navy, reported being assaulted or harassed in a Las Vegas hotel.
When a target molecule such as glucose binds to its recognition group (in this case an enzyme called glucose oxidase), the resulting pair carries a net electric charge.
One advantage of this approach is its recognition that, in the world of health care policy, "winners" and "losers" are fluid categories.
The data are consistent with formation of heterodimers between mutant and wild-type GATA3, potentially altering the association of the protein with its recognition elements in the genome.
Numerous underlying interests have blocked its worldwide recognition, in spite of its evident effectiveness and absence of side effects and toxicity, when properly used.
Enlarged to 1,210 seats in 1930 by Tairov, the Kamerny achieved its greatest recognition in 1934 in Moscow with its production of Optimisticheskaya tragediya ("The Optimistic Tragedy"), an acceptance of Soviet Socialist Realism, which he interspersed with his experimentation.
