Sentence examples for meant to recognize from inspiring English sources

Nobody thinks the public meant to recognize same-sex marriage by ratifying the 14th Amendment, or to give judges the power to settle the issue.

The awards are among the largest literary prizes in the world and are meant to recognize writers at all stages of their careers.

The award, modeled after the other honors bestowed by D&AD, which are known as Pencils, is meant to recognize ideas that promote social change.

Bachelet's insistence on the need for a "re-encounter" between Chileans, rather than a reconciliation, is meant to recognize the reality and the enduring importance of these divisions.

Recent advances include the involvement of multidisciplinary clinicians in planning care that is meant to recognize the holistic needs of the patient.

On Sunday, Trudeau said his statement was simply meant "to recognize the passing of a former head of state" of a country that Canada had longstanding ties with, and not to gloss over unflattering history.

But what does it mean to recognize this?

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).