Sentence examples for recognitions in from inspiring English sources

One of the dawning recognitions in law enforcement and substance abuse intervention is that time is of the essence.

This may be one of the first official recognitions in the state, at least in modern times, that slavery was the overarching reason for secession, said Todd Groce, president of the historical society.

Green was the pseudonym of a New Yorker named Christopher Carlisle Reid, who apparently quit his job as an actuary after reading "The Recognitions" in order to become a freelance proofreader — a pungent irony, given his approach to the written word (there's a piece about Green and the confusions around his identity at the Paris Review Daily).

The study aims to analyse the role of individual risk recognitions in hearing protection devices' (HPD) utilisation rates.

Their results show a significantly improved performance for both cross-view and multi-view gait recognitions, in comparison with other typical VTM methods.

Causally linked scenes induced false recognitions in all three groups: although the ball contact moment was not presented, participants indicated that they had seen the contact as frequently when it was absent as in the complete condition.

Honour and recognition in case of success.

Street dance received recognition in New York City.

"Honor and recognition in case of success".

The tribe won federal recognition in 1983.

They now predict winning recognition in a year or two.