Sentence examples for means recognising from inspiring English sources

Ill-health is seen as having social causes, and 'complying' for most patients, if it has any meaning at all, means recognising precisely the social dimension to causation, where resolution is likely in the end to be found through the performance of rituals.

It means recognising that diversity makes Britain stronger.

That means recognising when a product is established, or even in decline," he says.Radical thinking indeed.

Addressing the problem means recognising that it has more to do with class than with race.

This means recognising the benefits and boosting demand for the products and use of timber.

"It means recognising a right that has been denied for decades.

It would mean recognising that we don't see things clearly.

That would mean recognising that what I write is literature, that there are intellectuals in the banlieues.

Rod Thomas of Exeter said the compromise would still mean recognising the authority of female bishops – something he said was not accepted in scripture.

Though not protected as indigenous by the state – which would mean recognising their traditional rights over the land – there are at least 600,000 Mbuti Pygmies in the DRC (pdf), according to government estimates, including about 60,000 in the Itombwe forest.

Quite the opposite: I mean recognising the permanence of the past, and reworking it, in a contemporary interpretation.