Sentence examples for thing and recognition from inspiring English sources

A common theme therefore was a fatalist acceptance to the inevitability of everyday police violence ("I can't fight destiny"), borne out of the internalisation of police "rights" to victimise ("They have a right to beat us because we do this prostitution thing") and recognition that rights to police protection are unrealised and unrealistic ("I can't complain to anybody, I'm a prostitute").

Go hit the showers!" All of us want and deserve the same things: inclusion and recognition of our humanity.

But mostly, the answer is a combination of all of those things, and a recognition that over the last decade, thoroughbred racing has taken a number of steps to reduce the risks to horses (and therefore jockeys), a result of a public increasingly uncomfortable with seeing animals solely as profit-making property and finding a voice to let racing's leaders know that.

But it's very important not to give us any medals because that would categorize us with the people that do the same thing only for awards and recognition.

As it turned out, visibility was not the same thing as recognition, and when a study in the mid-80's showed that yellow trucks were involved in as many accidents as the familiar red ones, no more were ordered.

They received feedback from their supervisors, so they knew they were doing the right things and received "management" support and recognition from the community.

That's why they spend time and effort on sales meetings and incentive trips and recognition programs -- things that people (like me, once upon a time) often mis-characterize as boondoggles.

Now none of this is a given: Microsoft has a reputation for taking a good thing and messing it up beyond recognition.

The recognition is the thing, and James is chipping away at his reputation as a not-ready-for-crunch-time superstar in these N.B.A. finals.

"The most important thing about recognition by Stonewall is that people will take us seriously, and our concerns seriously," Kaveney says.

Pattern recognition is a wonderful thing and it allows for timeliness, clear communication and confidence.