Sentence examples for recognize representations from inspiring English sources

NEW YORK, May 9 (Reuters) - MSNBC news anchor Thomas Roberts and talk show host Kelly Ripa were among honorees at GLAAD's annual media awards on Saturday, which recognize representations of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community.

Boscoe et al. [ 8] recognized representation of residential mobility as a primary need for data used in studies of cancer.

In the UK the GMB Union is calling on Amazon to recognize its representation of workers, and has attacked the company for what it dubs "Victorian working practices". .

Academic disciplines in the humanities and social sciences increasingly recognize self-representation as a valuable theoretical lens.

The fact that one can recognize this representation as a sleeping cat was offered, and is generally accepted, as evidence in support of his proposition.

It aimed at recognizing their representations towards the school environment they are about to enter.

What sort of unity must I consciously recognize among my representations that would account for my representation of this identity?

The students immediately recognized the representation as a genealogical tree and this helped them to understand that that tree was a graphical representation of familiar (evolutionary) relationships between species, where descent from a common ancestor was depicted by a branching pattern: species that share a more recent common ancestor group together before grouping with other species.

Congress apparently recognized that representation proceedings under § 9(c) might involve rival unions.

She recognizes that representation ― the simple idea that every fan deserves to see themselves in characters on screen ― only deepens the connections people form with stories, which make up the very foundation upon which fandom is built.

There is also a well recognized under-representation of research from LMICs in the peer-reviewed literature [ 56, 57].