Sentence examples for recognition that without from inspiring English sources

"There has to be a recognition that without the moderates," she said, "we cannot be a majority party".

But beyond the fanfare there was a quieter recognition that without adequate financing, strong data collection and the political will to implement the goals, 2030 will not deliver the transformative agenda desired.

They embody a civilising recognition: the recognition that, without help with the costs of, say, a few hours of paid care or an adapted loo, the brute luck of poor health will condemn blameless people to misery and exclusion.

The drive from the White House and Department of Justice is tacit recognition that without the cooperation of state corrections departments and legislatures – many of them Republican-controlled – the goal of reducing solitary confinement will remain a pipe dream.

Certainly, Fortune's Fool fills a significant lacuna in our knowledge about Booth and his role in Lincoln's assassination: As Alford points out, no full-length biography has focused exclusively on Booth, despite general recognition that "without a thorough understanding of Booth our knowledge of the murder of Lincoln was lacking" (3).

On the other hand, articles with the highest ratings bubble to the top, and aspiring writers like Ms. Cross, whose articles have also attracted notice from the outside world, are enjoying a level of recognition that might not have been possible without the Web.

"Women are already fighting and dying for our country shoulder-to-shoulder with their brothers in uniform on the frontlines, but without the formal recognition that is essential for them to advance and obtain the benefits they have earned," Gillibrand said Tuesday in an emailed statement to The Huffington Post.

From the results, it is clear that the utterance reduction methods can improve the emotion recognition results than that without utterance reduction models.

To start with, Challenor is campaigning to make it easier for non-binary and trans people under 18 to get legal recognition: "Without that change to the birth certificate, misgendering can lead to stress and other difficulties at school". This would involve reform to the Gender Recognition Act (GRA), on which the then-education secretary Justine Greening promised a consultation last year.

"You cannot do it proceeding as we are today with a stiff arm to the international community, with a half-hearted sort of open door, without a legitimate transfer of authority, without a recognition that you've made some mistakes, without the inclusion in the reconstruction".

There also needs to be the recognition that sex that happens without consent is bad, even after a wedding.