Sentence examples for sharing recognition from inspiring English sources
Most other elements have mutually reinforcing effects: (1) information sharing, recognition and participative decision-making; and (2) bottom-up access to management and managers getting involved in the wards.
It also reflected a shared recognition that a strike could have been truly damaging to baseball's health.
We bonded over a shared recognition of Nirvana's music as we had before over other kinds of music.
Neither of these prospects was realistic, but there was a shared recognition that there might be a problem in rapidly rising human numbers.
But the Air Force stood by its belated shared recognition, and in 1996 a federal appeals court rejected Mr. Barber's request for intervention.
Captain Kirby called Monday's discussions "productive and candid," and said they centered on regional challenges "and the shared recognition that there remains a potential for Iran to develop nuclear weapons and threaten its neighbors".
It is no exaggeration to say that the stability of the modern Kazakh state depends on a shared recognition that we must do nothing to disturb the harmony among this complex mosaic of peoples.
"I am encouraged by the Wellcome Trust's continued commitment to expanded access and our shared recognition that its provision should be a core cost of the conduct of research," said Willetts.
"As the strategic environment is changing, it is necessary for us as foreign ministers to share recognition of the situation," Mr. Kishida said after the talks, according to Kyodo News.
Receiving the award, Davies said it was necessary to "share recognition" with those who had helped him, including former News of the World journalists such as the late Sean Hoare, who "helped drive the story forward", as well as "four or five private investigators" who had once worked for newspapers but had become unsure about the tabloid's activities.
So, we actually had a shared vision, a shared recognition across all of us, that this could be possible.
