Sentence examples for one that recognises from inspiring English sources
In response, Washington has come up with a new post-cold-war Africa initiative, one that recognises reforming African economies as potential emerging markets rather than aid-dependent disasters.The Clinton administration and senior congressional leaders are putting together a joint Africa package for congressional approval.
Still, rather than assuming it's too little too late, let's think of NTIA's formation as the beginning of a fairer, more equal, better understood period in clubbing, one that recognises both the cultural and economic importance of people hitting clubs weekend after weekend.
Aviation staff have managed to change the professional culture into one that recognises human limitations and the need for NTS training, 20 while cultural resistance against extending CRM training into the medical domain has been reported.
"The Board continues to seek a fair and reasonable settlement with the government on mortgage-related issues and one that recognises the extraordinary circumstances of the Bear Stearns and Washington Mutual transactions, which were undertaken at the request or encouragement of the US government," he said.
The findings of this trial could change HAI prevention in the NICU from one that focuses on healthcare workers and the environment to one that recognises and highlights parents and visitors as important sources of exposure to pathogens that contribute to HAIs.
"We've taken our time to arrive at the best possible deal, one that recognises the value that music creates on social networks, while empowering our songwriters to reach audiences around the world, in a way that will spark creativity and conversation among their fans.
In Ozick's telling, they encounter a postwar city of dark, grim truths: "The ground was scorched, the streets teemed with refugees and these Americans were playing at fleeing!" With a satirical eye, but one that also recognises the great value and luxury of her own country, she writes of "these coddled Californians, with no inkling of endurance.
As a logical consequence of this common structural feature, a protein that recognises one of these glycosphingolipids (e.g. GalCer), through binding to this galactose residue, might also interact with the other two (in this case, Gb3 and GM3).
Jones and Everson are not complaining: this kind of "women-centred", one-stop shop service that recognises the links between problems is exactly what WomenCentre believes is best for women facing a range of problems from abuse to homelessness, drug and alcohol addiction, to poverty and more.
In the grand scheme of things, it is just one small step forward, but it is nevertheless an important step, one that shows how the protein recognises – by feel, not sight – and protects the tRNA.
Why not take the momentum generated by this vote and channel it instead towards demanding a more effective European Union – one that works better, and better recognises the individual character of the markets of its constituent countries?
