Sentence examples for mere recognition of from inspiring English sources

Mere recognition of same-sex marriages, however, would not persuade Mr. Romney.

In which case, the true problem concerns the mere recognition of a past.

The mere recognition of regularities does not exhaust the full meaning of science, however.

There can be no such thing as "willing" the acquirement of necessaries, if Will is to be taken in its strict sense, and not misapplied to the mere recognition of need.

The person doing the spray-painting is a human being whose motivations and circumstances may reveal other variables not sufficiently addressed by the mere recognition of rule violations.

Furthermore, the use of short-answer items on the GEPT-A clearly reflects more authentic academic tasks (Bachman & Palmer, 1996); such items seem likely to engage communicative language ability more thoroughly and could also do a better job of testing actual reading as opposed to testing mere recognition of the correct answers in the options.

Reception that is full perception, and not mere recognition, is a series of responsive acts resulting in fulfillment.

I'm not interested in an apology but a mere recognition that my point of view, on this day that's supposed to be about women, is valid.

Dewey thinks it important here to distinguish mere recognition from perception.

"We're not talking about mere recognition.

Establishing formal support for collective governance, beyond mere recognition, may strengthen PHC governance within the Midwives Service Scheme (Golooba-Mutebi 2005).