Sentence examples for recognition need from inspiring English sources

Now is the time.Yet diplomatic recognition need not be the enemy of morality.

Personal interests such as profit, competition, rivalry, or recognition need to be put aside to achieve the greatest collective gain.

It prompts us to consider that perhaps, in some cases, rather than embarking on a venture of disentanglement, it is just as important to understand how the careers of women film pioneers were practically if not always formally implicated with their husband's or partner's, and that this recognition need not diminish our appreciation of their singular achievements.

"But smaller Internet merchants with no name recognition need to establish trust with their potential customers".

Hart's official answer was that a rule of recognition need not be very complete; like other rules, it can be vague (Hart, 1994, 147 154, 251).

Computer scientists aiming to improve computer speech recognition need to enhance the ability of machines to achieve "source separation," the ability to distinguish and make sense of several voices talking at the same time even in the presence of background noise (although a phenomenon Maye has not researched herself).

Constitutional recognition needs to provide some answer to that problem.

"Recognition needs to be something that improves the governance and good policy-making towards Indigenous Australians".

Greater recognition needs to be given to this point in public discourse.

For observation-recognition humour to work, the delay between observation and recognition needs to be as short as possible.

A world of turbo-consumption erodes the social soil of empathy and mutual recognition needed for great equality.