Sentence examples for recognition of persons from inspiring English sources

In 1163, with new canons requiring approvals for canonization (official recognition of persons as saints), Archbishop Thomas Becket of Canterbury (1118?–70) referred Anselm's cause to Rome.

Okawa Prize - The Okawa Prize is intended to pay tribute to and make public recognition of persons who have made outstanding contributions to the research,technological development and business in the information and telecommunications fields, internationally.

The mutual recognition of persons and their self realization do not require any fundamental change in the present distribution of goods in society although it requires certain kinds of social services to be provided which are not in Green's time widely thought to be necessary, those which bring a relief from the pressure of animal wants.

While the first non-humans to receive recognition as legal persons may have been corporations, the "rights of nature" extend the recognition of legal persons to rivers, mountains, and non-human animals.

Brief recognition of some persons who have recently shown a pronounced inclination to play safe.

By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, August 17, 1940 P. 56 Brief recognition of some persons who have recently shown a pronounced inclination to play safe.

Implicit in the African perception of humanity is the recognition of all persons, irrespective of their racial or ethnic backgrounds, as brothers.

Whereas a "politics of universalism" aims at the equal recognition of all persons in their common humanity, a "politics of difference"—as only one dimension of a politics of recognition (Blum 1998; Thompson 2006, 7 8)—emphasizes the uniqueness of specific (and especially cultural) features (Taylor 1992, 37) often associated with communitarianism.

Perhaps there will be more respect for one another, and a soul-deep recognition of each person as someone worthwhile.

"Forcing a person to choose between recognition of the person they are and recognition of their relationship with the one they love is a cruel approach," Franks said.

In real life situations, the recognition of another person is often a mutual process: both persons simultaneously try to recognize each other and tend to communicate their results to the counterpart, e.g. by greetings or changes in mimic.