Sentence examples for recognition of the term from inspiring English sources

Diaspora groups have long campaigned for global recognition of the term genocide.

In its release, the ONS note that it is "not possible to say how much of this increase is due to greater recognition of the term 'zero-hours contracts' rather than new contracts".

That may reflect a lack of recognition of the term, when asked about it.

The ONS said it was unclear how much of the rise was due to greater recognition of the term "zero-hours contracts", rather than new contracts being offered.

Recognition of the term "HIV/AIDS" is very high in the entire sample.

The general recognition of the term HPV was low (29.7%, 33/111).

The most frequent cause of lack of processing was non-recognition of the term by UrgIndex (9.7%).

Though he and I have never met, we have separately and remotely convened on the recognition of this term and that it is a concept worth sculpting into something serious, albeit in very different ways.

With his act of destruction Nathan was protesting, among other things, perceived non-recognition of the terms of the Treaty of Waitangi, and that the cup itself was representative of an elitist sport that embodied the idea of the rich getting richer as the poor get poorer.

Gay marriages that took place between June 16, 2008, and Nov. 5, 2008, remain legally recognized and retain full state-level marriage rights, including recognition of the legal term "marriage".

The increased recognition of the long-term dangers of brain trauma, across all sports, has forced hockey's leaders to consider ways to reduce blows to the head.