Sentence examples for publicly recognizing from inspiring English sources

In our celebrity-driven society, filmmakers are partly responsible for this rapid growth in awareness, by creating serious works influenced by Buddhist tenets or by publicly recognizing its potential benefits.

Since the passage of a 2001 law publicly recognizing the Armenian genocide, French legislators have ratcheted up pressure on Turkey, first with the 2006 law that stipulates a one-year prison term for anyone questioning the appropriateness of the term genocide to describe the Armenian slaughter, and now with even tougher sanctions.

Publicly recognizing reviewers won't be possible in Nature's system, but Kiermer notes that, "at the moment, reviewers can obtain a certificate of their reviewing activity for Nature journals".

In a surprising and welcome twist, KP is publicly recognizing that climate change threatens that mission.

It should start to do so by more publicly recognizing its own concerns regarding Iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons.

This may be as simple as publicly recognizing their insights in communal decision-making processes or as challenging as recognizing and admitting when we ourselves are acting due to unfair, gender-based assumptions.

Excellence was publicly recognized and valued.

Throughout his career in Congress, he has publicly recognized the achievements of everyday people.

The valedictorian prize also celebrated people who weren't often publicly recognized: studious girls.

As the billboards announce: BP was "the first oil company to publicly recognize the risks of global climate change".

It is the 1990's; only in the previous decade did voices like his become publicly recognized.