No wonder those first audiences' identification was so strong: they recognized Willy's search for humanity within his profit-driven job.
Custom was a strong and recognized source for proper behaviour, along with codified bodies of civil and criminal law called, respectively, the Dammathat and the Rajathat.
This, after all, is the coin of the realm when it comes to establishing a strong and recognized department.
Studies demonstrating strong, socially recognized motivations for reproduction and the care of children distinct from sexual activity further dissuade from the simplicity of this hypothesis (Foster 2000; Rotkirch 2007).
When the disease is zoonotic, the vulnerable population is one to which we have special duties – given the strong, widely recognized, and well-defined responsibilities humans have to protect members of our own species, it can be relatively easy to justify culling of wild reservoir populations in such cases.
Lightfoot states that other genes are likely to emerge as strong candidates, recognizing that epigenetic forces, including acetylation and methylation, may also be strong regulators of traits associated with physical activity.
But while consumer demand has been strong, Roku recognizes that we're entering a world where pretty soon all mass-market TVs produced by consumer electronics manufacturers will be connected to the Internet.
In other words, weak sustainability maintains that man-made, manufactured capital is of greater importance than natural capital and can easily substitute it (Solow 1974 , 1986 , 1993Hartwick 1977, 1978, 1990), while strong sustainability recognizes that natural capital is often not substitutable by man-made capital and in certain instances can never be substituted by it.
As her eyes get stronger, she recognizes me and Husband and begins to actually look at us, as opposed to simply seeing us.
The need for stronger action: Recognizing that gap, the agreement "notes with concern" that "much greater emissions reduction efforts will be required" between now and 2030.
