Sentence examples for means to recognizing from inspiring English sources

Since the SEs employ both forms of strategic management to varying degrees, the study recommends that there is a need to come up with an effective strategic management system in SEs to de-emphasize the need for formal written documentation, reports, and activities as a means to recognizing the contribution of informal strategic management processes.

I apologize for it again, and I urge politicians and commentators and citizens of every political conviction to use my comment as a means to recognize the insidiousness of violent imagery".

The ecosystem service (ES) framework is gaining traction in ecosystem management as a means to recognize the multiple benefits that ecosystems provide.

Most discussions in moral and political philosophy can be seen as disputes over what it means to recognize the other as equal, i.e., what proper respect demands.

Before asking what kind of subjects and objects of recognition are possible (1.2) this entry discusses what it means to "recognize" and how it differs from neighboring concepts such as "identification" and "acknowledgment" (1.1).

The focus of our observations include local perceptions of 1) the benefits and costs of corridors, 2) the effect of the recognition of corridors on competing land uses (particularly farming), 3) the need for and means to recognize and protect corridors, and 4) the appropriate level of authority to recognize and protect corridors.

Appreciate means to "recognize the value of something".

To rest means to recognize the sacredness of what we create.

Until we recover what it means to recognize the Earth as deeply as this, we are living out a terminal, parasitical relationship towards her.

"I don't think we have yet fully worked out what it means to recognize a child as a human person with rights and yet recognize that they are in this certain stage of human development where you have to protect them from certain things and you have to provide certain things".

With this approach, RBHs are interpreted as potential one-to-one orthologs whereas co-orthologs are ignored; this way we are able to look for GO terms overrepresented in the set of sequences that remain unpaired (including possible gene duplications and alternative transcripts) as a means to recognize functional categories that are particularly frequent in the annotation of cassava transcripts.