Sentence examples for recognised concept from inspiring English sources
The first part contextualises the term COTM and its development into an internationally recognised concept.
The disputed, yet internationally recognised concept of sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) includes the right to reproductive decision-making and information, the means to exercise choice regarding own sexuality and reproduction, freedom from gender discrimination, and freedom from sexual violence and coercion [ 21].
Lane discipline is not a recognised concept, drivers often reverse down multi-lane highways, and cars will not stop for pedestrians seeking to cross a road until they step out into the speeding traffic.
Yet the British and Dutch governments have some powerful weapons on their side, such as the ability to block Iceland's accession to the EU.There is a recognised concept in international finance of "onerous debt", which says that a population should not be responsible for debts run up by murderous or kleptocratic dictators.
Probably the most widely recognised concept is a meteorological drought, which essentially refers to a period of time without rain, or below the seasonal average rainfall.
Improvement science has long recognised the concept of JTB, even if it has not explicitly or clearly acknowledged this.
Participants recognised some concepts as being more readily influenced by health services.
In line with such a conception, Hegel sometimes referred to the task of philosophy as that of recognising the concept (Der Begriff) in the mere representations (Vorstellungen) of everyday life.
For starters, Thai courts do not recognise the concept of vexatious litigation, so Mr Prachai has been able to bog TPI's restructuring down in endless lawsuits.
While recognising the concept of a struggling Muslim community or umma that is oppressed by the generic foes of Islam, he finds such simplistic ideas inadequate.
"If it's not, why do it?" A keen tweeter – "it's almost like a haiku, but involving other people in a participation act" – Ono refuses even to recognise the concept of age.
