Sentence examples for stake recognition from inspiring English sources

In his opinion for the court today overturning the appellate ruling, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy wrote that while the students did have First Amendment interests at stake, "recognition must be given as well to the important and substantial purposes of the university, which seek to facilitate a wide range of speech".

Clearly, then, something more than money is at stake here: recognition, symbolic capital, prestige.

The stakes of recognition have risen exponentially, but the process remains tied to the most elemental human connections.

Throughout the last decade, different complications have been more pressing but Bonacci said: "Today what is really at stake is the recognition of the community and the acknowledgement of what they were able to contribute to local development.

As made very clear first in the foreword and then in the introduction, what motivates the book is that there is a lot at stake from the recognition of our present position, the dynamics of change already in action, the future developments that will follow, and our anticipation of - and reactions to - those.

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While the Dale Steyns and Dwayne Bravos score highly in the name-recognition stakes, franchise globetrotters don't always deliver – the game is bigger than even Shahid Afridi and Chris Gayle.

When it comes to class rank, more than academic recognition is at stake at Hull.

Finally, I would like to add that the College has reserved board places for people who use services and carers, in recognition that their stake in the development of the profession, and therefore in the College, is absolutely vital.

Fender is no doubt banking quite a bit on brand name recognition to help stake its claim in the market.

Ms. Butte points to the recent sale by National Discount Brokers of a stake to Deutsche Bank of Germany as recognition of that looming threat.