Sentence examples for premature recognition from inspiring English sources

Premature recognition in a case of secession can amount to intervention in a state's internal affairs, a violation of one of the fundamental principles of international law.

Both were born in 1996 — Mr. Gochiashvili in Tbilisi, Georgia, and Mr. Lehavi in Tel Aviv — and both have had some premature recognition in America.

According to HP's claim, questionable transactions with a small group of resellers were designed "for the improper purpose of providing a pretext for the inappropriate or premature recognition of revenue".

The source of the discrepancy is already clear, however, and it is as old as book-keeping itself: the premature recognition of revenue.Suppliers make payments to supermarkets that meet certain sales targets for their products, run promotions or place the goods in eye-catching places, such as at the end of aisles.

Many former employees of Computer Associates have said that the company's accounting problems run far beyond the premature revenue recognition in its 2000 fiscal year.

"Premature international recognition sends a troubling message to the Palestinian leadership that they can evade the tough choices that both sides have to make," the ministry said in a statement.

Premature nurse recognition of such patients seems to have a relevant role and therefore their training must be highlighted.

What should have been celebrated as premature but welcome recognition of the president's efforts to build a better world has instead been turned into some loathsome thing to be kept at a safe remove.

The reason for avoiding the codon pairs containing out-frame stops could be to minimize premature translational termination through recognition of those stops by a translation termination factor.

In mammals, the species we consider here, the recognition of premature termination codons generally depends on the distance between nonsense codons and the exon-exon junction closest to the 3' end.

To some extent, the early PDAs, made by Go Corporation and Apple, were technologically premature; with their unreliable handwriting recognition, they offered little advantage over paper-and-pencil planning books.