Sentence examples for recognizing the actual from inspiring English sources

All that's clear is it studiously avoids recognizing the actual right to say no to destructive resource projects.

Accounting rules required the company to record a loss after recognizing the actual worth of the factories.

As an alternative, the government has wheeled out a hazy concept of "collaborative consent". All that's clear is it studiously avoids recognizing the actual right to say no to destructive resource projects.

What is needed, Giordano says, is a body of "neuroscience for law" that meets the needs of the courts, "while recognizing the actual capabilities and limitations of current neuroscientific tools".

Value experiences are not only a means of recognizing a dispositional value property; they are also a means of recognizing the actual value property that is the underlying foundation or basis of the disposition.

The first is understanding and recognizing the actual clinical issues.

The biggest lesson so far, some say, is that despite years of discussing and imagining how a bioterrorism attack might occur, and how it might be recognized, the actual attack took everyone by surprise.

When this happens, the flu vaccine is less effective because the antibodies developed to recognize the egg-adapted virus do not recognize the actual infectious flu variants circulating in the human population.

Yet, in a year in which black actors and filmmakers were absent from the nominations, it's worth noting that the Academy's omissions are as much a failure to recognize the actual best in the year's movies as they are a failure to recognize the very notion of artistic merit in filmmaking.

A poet whose thoughts are saturated with prior literature recognizes the actual, living fox by mentally matching it to the fox on the page, a reversal of the usual perceptual order — observe, then describe — that threatens to fog up her vision.

We must recognize the actual needs of communication and infusion among various ethnic groups.