Sentence examples for recognized elders from inspiring English sources

For too long, it appeared to be used to reward the recognized elders of the subject, discourage attacks on orthodoxy, and foster the illusion that economics is a hard science like physics or chemistry.

A legislator who negotiated with them, Iosif Kobzon, whose ties with Chechnya date back to the 1960's, said the fighters broke from Chechen tradition and "did not recognize elders".

It is time we recognize elder generations of women as active and important change-makers.

Not many people in this day and age are willing to make such a declaration about their age... or are proud to be recognized as elders outside their communities.

Yet, respondents recognized that the elders gained a sense of satisfaction and security through time spent with their adult children.

It tells of two brothers who take roles every Iranian can recognize: The elder is ambitious and panders to the occupiers; the younger refuses to sell his grain to them and pays a tragic price for his integrity.

Earlier this summer, the Senate approved a resolution to recognize World Elder Abuse Awareness Day in an effort to call attention to the problem.

It is important for practitioners to recognize that elder abuse can be perpetrated within an intimate dyad and traumatic fatalities may result.

In 1606 they recognized Matthias, whose elder brother Ernest had died in 1595, as head of the family and as heir to the throne.

The demos ("people") and the elders eventually recognized the need for a single political leader, and thus elected such a leader, the rex (Roman King).

A study on the functions of the social networks of rural elders in Korea pointed out that although elders recognize their sons and daughters as important members of their social network, friends and neighbors function as the most influential aspects of the social network in daily living [ 53].