Sentence examples for knowledge recognition from inspiring English sources

Malou Innocent is a foreign policy analyst at the Cato Institute In a perfect world, candidates would come to a foreign policy debate with great knowledge, recognition of the complications and difficulties in making the world a better place, and a humility about their ability to foresee events in a rapidly-changing world.

And while money may still be the most effective career motivator in general, there are other powerful drivers that have been curiously neglected, such as the desire for knowledge, recognition, and particularly freedom.

They were more likely to give help, knowledge, recognition, money, mentoring, and skills.

Health system deficiencies in knowledge, recognition and support of local culture and child-raising need remedying to allow staff to be effective in promoting health and building resilience with parents of vulnerable infants [ 15].

Nolan et al. [ 20]:203] argued that person-centred care fails to "…capture the interdependencies and reciprocities that underpin caring relationships" and it does not elicit "…mutual appreciation of each other's knowledge, recognition of its equal worth, and its sharing in a symbolic way to enhance and facilitate joint understanding".

There is accumulated knowledge here: recognition and reconciliation, not just "intransigence" or "unresolved contradiction".

"It is embarrassing that our federal government has such an appalling knowledge and recognition of basic international principles of human rights".

To explore person knowledge, item recognition and spatial associative memory, we designed the Face Place Test (FPT).

Knowledge and recognition of this rare variant of HGPIN may be of significance in core biopsies in the absence of PCa.

Beyond the knowledge and recognition, the students and professors of the winning group also receive prizes and their university receives a donation of computers.

The program is based on knowledge and recognition of key indices that can be easily identified as warning signs of a loss of control.