Sentence examples for recognition of the concept from inspiring English sources

Recognition of the concept of alienation in Western thought has been similarly elusive.

There is an increasingly recognition of the concept of recovery in the treatment of mental illness.

Children's campaigners argue that there is no recognition of the concept of actual consent, so the act could criminalise consensual sexual activity between children.

Despite the recognition of the concept in the literature, the use of JRM in practice seems to be rare.

Their studies are credited with having done much to bring recognition of the concept that children who have trouble learning to read almost invariably are unable to learn easily how to break a word into its component consonants and vowels.

There was increasing recognition of the concept of critical colonization or local infection, when wound healing may be delayed in the absence of the typical clinical features of infection.

Mr. He, the lawyer, said China still needed legislation to give legal recognition to the concept of carbon trading.

The common thread which permeates the analysis of potential economic recovery in the absence of physical harm is the recognition of the underlying concept of duty.

There are unspoken concerns that American recognition of the Chinese concept would not only imply that Obama is taking a backseat role in the bilateral relationship, but also suggest that the United States recognizes itself as the declining established power in a "Thucydides trap" with rising China.

Recognition of the hologenome concept inaugurates a new wave of disease treatment and prevention in medicine.

Not only is the recognition of these concepts important as empowering for the disability community, it is also a prime example of how vulnerable groups and their advocates can contribute to disaster risk reduction, not only through their participation, but through their innovative ideas.