Sentence examples for recognizing the passing of from inspiring English sources

Any who crossed his path will have no trouble in recognizing the passing of an almost indescribable person and friend.

On Sunday, Trudeau said his statement was simply meant "to recognize the passing of a former head of state" of a country that Canada had longstanding ties with, and not to gloss over unflattering history.

Parsing of dates may seem trivial, but I have thought about this disjunction every June since then, and there is a permanent unsettledness in me about not knowing when to recognize the passing of another year without her.

It is with sadness, respect and grateful recognition that The Cardiovascular Care Group recognizes the passing of Dr. Adrian Sabety on February 18 , 2011at his home in Washington DC at the age of 95 years.

But late last month, as the 13th annual memorial recognized the passing of another 52 homeless residents, it was clear that attitudes have changed.

Another WPA effort recognized the pass as a scenic attraction.

But proponents of the bill, while recognizing the difficulty of passing it, are undeterred.

Fordham Law School recognizes with profound sorrow the passing of Roseanna Mulligan, devoted wife of William Hughes Mulligan, Dean of our Law School for fifteen years before joining the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, and beloved mother of Anne O. Hartmere, William H. Mulligan, Jr., Class of 1974 and Stephen E. Mulligan, Class of 1977.

In 2010, the World Health Assembly passed a resolution recognizing the role of pneumonia as the leading cause of deaths in children, setting out the goal of reducing pneumonia deaths as a global health priority (6 ), and the World Health Organization began tracking implementation of GAPP.

Yet it is important to present "quality" data in a timely manner so users can recognize changing weather conditions such as the passing of a cold front, which in turn might cause icy roadways or icing conditions in the air.

The case involving Ms. Schmidt has its origins in the move in 2007 by Armenian-Americans to get the House to pass a resolution formally recognizing the massacre of Armenians in Europe just after World War I. Turkish-American groups objected to the resolution, as Turkey has disputed the description of the events as genocide.