Sentence examples for recognition means from inspiring English sources

Named-entity recognition, also called entity recognition, means the entities with specific meaning in a series of text and it mainly refers to the names of people, places, organizations, and proper noun.

"The tribe receiving federal recognition means change for us," she said.

Such recognition means, in effect, renouncing the Palestinian refugees' claim to return to Israel.

Such approval from the public – such recognition – means a lot to him.

The recognition means they can worship legally along with six other religions including a different Protestant grouping.

That would be serious.The EU principle of mutual recognition means that many civil rulings can be enforced across borders.

For that moment recognition meant nothing to me.

Asked if constitutional recognition was enough for Indigenous Australians, she said: "What does constitutional recognition mean?

"Publication and recognition meant nothing to him," says Singh, which is why Fermat still means nothing to most of us.

The UK courts described his extradition as an "embarrassment" and his case as "seriously unjust" but mutual recognition meant they were powerless to stop it.

In particular he welcomed the government's recent public recognition that extremism was now the most severe threat facing the country, because that recognition meant it would be adopted through all government institutions, he said.