Sentence examples for recognized again by from inspiring English sources

It is not affected with the myopia that prevents fearful men from seeing that if individual rights are taken away from any man or class of men they are taken away from all; and that once suspended or destroyed they are most unlikely to be recognized again by a state power that will have been loosed from the restraints of the ages.

To get the controller to be recognized again by the console, users have to repeatedly plug in the controller via USB to sync it to the console.

Clark, who thinks of herself as more folk than pop, was surprised by being recognized again during Saturday's ceremony for the 2011 O.C. Music Awards at the Grove of Anaheim.

During extraction, quads are recognized again and then the transformation is applied; after that the quad classification is performed by resorting to the location map recovery.

The law protects the American people against corruption, as the Supreme Court recognized in the 2003 McConnell decision, and recognized again in 2010 when the Court in the RNC case reaffirmed the McConnell decision by a 6 to 3 vote.

She is elated to have her illustrations recognized again.

But parents of both sexes who hold office could help other working parents by talking about their experiences — and by recognizing, again and again, the often-mundane challenges presented by any job, be it barista or lawyer, in which the hours of work exceed the hours young children spend in school.

We can recognize again that the amplitude of 24 March 1940 SC was extremely large.

"We are so grateful to the television academy for recognizing this show again, recognized by our peers.

871 (S.D.Tex)., apparently equated the severance of diplomatic relations with the withdrawal of recognition and suspended the action 'until the Government of the Republic of Cuba is again recognized by the United States of America,' id., 199 F.Supp. at 874.

This fact is again recognized by our shape descriptor showing pronounced Euclidean distances to the remaining structures (Table 4).