Sentence examples for recognition merits from inspiring English sources

"However, like many technologies with multiple uses, facial recognition merits careful consideration to ensure its use is aligned with our principles and values, and avoids abuse and harmful outcomes.

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"And there needs to be a recognition of merit performance".

Napoleon also accepted the Revolutionary principles of civil equality and equality of opportunity, meaning the recognition of merit.

Last week, he said Mr. Dermouche's appointment upheld "a fundamental republican principle -- that top civil service appointments are based on the recognition of merit, whatever the origins of the persons involved".

"More competition also means more opening, more space for the young," Mr. Monti said, adding that the changes would create less space for "privilege and more recognition for merit".

PASOK established the National Health System and poured money into education but it also undermined the gains by destroying any semblance of hierarchy, accountability and recognition of merit in the public sector.

And yet, in protesting the fact that the show--an $8.5 million Broadway production of her husband's movie about singing meta-transvestites--did not receive the recognition it merited, Ms. Andrews has set a stirring example... Writer describes his own decision not to accept the Nobel Prize for literature for his novelization of Roland Joffe's 1995 film version of "The Scarlet Letter".

"There are problems at every level, from rigidity in training within the Royal Colleges to lack of recognition via merit awards".

His nomination by acclamation, as columnist Eugene Robinson noted, "implied an acceptance of leadership, a recognition of merit" that transcended race.

With this tutelage came recognitions of merit, badges for woodcraft, campsite cleanliness, bravery, animal friendship.