Sentence examples for of recognising for from inspiring English sources

He added: 'There is nothing new here, with the possible exception of recognising for the first time that Iraq must leave Kuwait.' The war would go on, short of an immediate and unconditional withdrawal, the President said.

Judicial intervention from Washington would circumvent that process as it's moving in the direction of recognising marriage for same-sex couples.

Sen Portman said in his opinion piece: "Judicial intervention from Washington would circumvent that process as it's moving in the direction of recognising marriage for same-sex couples.

24 Another identifies the process of recognising the need for help, overemphasising the urgency, and therefore accepting that only ambulance-based care will meet this need.

The explanation for the absence of a positive WTP for reduced stopping distance is discussed along with the importance of recognising that motorists' preference for improved safety benefits need not translate into a positive WTP.

But any hopes that Jake Gyllenhaal and Naomi Watts had of being recognised for their work in comedy-drama Demolition were dashed by a script best described as "Zach Braff-lite".

Meanwhile, some of the most compelling minds from India's past were forced to exist in splendid isolation, instead of being recognised for what they really were: figures engaged with other individuals and ideas across time, across borders.

The examples above attest to the importance health workers place of being recognised for the work they perform.

We report first genome size (2C) estimates ranging from 3.84 to 24.87 pg representing about 11%% of those recognised for the genus.

Richard Buckley, of the University of Leicester, was recognised for his contribution to archaeology.

Interferon β (IFNβ) is a member of the type I interferon family of cytokines widely recognised for their anti-viral, anti-proliferative and immunomodulatory properties.