Sentence examples for recognition that for from inspiring English sources

That's a recognition that for 200 years we went to other places to live on other people's terms because that was the way to share the Christian faith.

It was a recognition that for a Supreme Court justice a good résumé, integrity and legal acumen are not all that matters.

The move also reflects Universal's recognition that, for all the runaway success of gadgets like the iPod, consumers are still not buying enough digital music to make up for declining sales of music on compact disk.

"And it was their fundamental recognition that for us to achieve racial equality was not simply good for African-Americans, but it was good for America as a whole".

Where Romney's book strikes an unusual chord, for a politician anyway, is in its frank recognition that for innovation to thrive, governments must stand back and allow the "creative destruction" of obsolete industries — and the jobs they produce.

His power resides in the overall effect of his columns, the mix of honesty, enthusiasm, smart analysis and an implicit recognition that for fans, anyway, the sports experience is bound up with moments in our lives.

It also includes optical character recognition that can search for specific words contained in scanned newspapers or other sources.

On positioning, RSPO had an advantage from its global and market recognition that was difficult for ISPO to match.

"We are prepared to examine models for constitutional recognition that deliver such benefits," it said.

There is no place in America for facial recognition that supports false arrests and murder.

She's playing a character, but I think there's less recognition of that for someone who fits into a commonly expected cultural stereotype".