Sentence examples for recognition forgiveness from inspiring English sources
Although countries have distinct historical backgrounds and are what they are because of their special and unique pasts, by now they all share (or ought at least to share) a general commitment to universal principles such as criminal accountability, justice, guilt recognition, forgiveness, redress, rule of law, truth or reconciliation (Sang-Jin, 2012; Nabers, 2007).
Their form is a crowd-pleasing one, still in wide use: the audience, after witnessing many travails and perils, arrives at a happy, if implausible, ending — storms, terrors, and confusions give way to recognitions, reunions, forgiveness, and reconciliation.
Forgiveness involves a recognition that anyone might commit such an act, that the cause of perfect loyalty is a lost cause.
Forgiveness is the recognition that ghastliness has happened.
Alexis Tsipras goes to Berlin At a meeting in Berlin on January 14th, Greece's radical left-wing leader politely presented a list of requests, ranging from debt forgiveness and less austerity for suffering Greeks to recognition of war debts.
The real solution will require more recognition of the problem's scope, along with some negotiated debt forgiveness, largely from the countries that the U.S. aided in the '90s.
He presented Mr Schäuble with a list of requests, ranging from debt forgiveness of the kind extended to post-war Germany to recognition of war debts claimed by Greece when it was under Nazi occupation.
I'd add to that list more competitive teacher salaries, more student loan forgiveness for educators, class size caps, less mania surrounding standardized testing, and more opportunities for teacher recognition and advancement.
