Women are thus recognized as subjects with ends of their own and are not depicted as mere subhuman objects.
They have to get someone as pure as the driven snow, who has a history of public service, who has no affiliation to the industry and who the public will not recognize as subject to that kind of influence".
"Carmen & Geoffrey" leaves you wondering why its subjects are not widely recognized as national treasures.
Belief revision (belief change, belief dynamics) is a young field of research that has been recognized as a subject of its own since the middle of the 1980s.
Su told me that, when he decided to study viticulture, in the early aughts, it was scarcely recognized as a subject.
Things that once seemed utterly unpredictable (the harvest, the ocean winds, the flow of capital) were recognized as being subject to the laws of probability and could therefore be forecast with some degree of certainty.
Streamflow synthesis from ungauged catchments has long been recognized as a subject of scientific investigations.
Accordingly, side effects are now recognized as a subject of major clinical importance [ 13].
She does not approve of the way that women allow it to eclipse the requirement that they be recognized as free subjects, but she does alert us to the fact that recognition in itself is not the full story of the ethical relationship.
Washington recognizes as much.
While the person as a human being is still recognized as a legal subject with all rights and obligations.
