Sentence examples for thinks recognition from inspiring English sources

Mike Jacki is the secretary general of the ISF and thinks recognition from the IOC could change the entire landscape of the sport.

"She won the Goldman prize, she met the pope, I thought recognition would protect her," said Laura Cáceres.

He's legalised marijuana and gay marriage: "I think recognition of gay marriage, abortion and the law on marijuana all represent progress.

"I think recognition of the imago Dei — that man is made in the image and likeness of God — runs all the way through Steve Bannon's thought in a sincere way," Harnwell said in an email. .

"She thinks the recognition she receives internationally, this excuses her," said Winston Tubman, her leading opponent, in an interview two days before the prize was awarded.

This group thinks federal recognition is long overdue and is the only reasonable course of action since it would allow Hawaiians to preserve and protect their culture. .

A lot of it is pattern recognition, and I think pattern recognition can be an incredibly valuable asset, especially for leaders.

Put otherwise, and with specific reference to the recognition of shapes using briefly flashed dots, one would think that recognition should not be much affected by the order in which the dots were presented, or small differentials of time interval.

"But I think early recognition is everything.

I do think that recognition of hindsight bias can change the way we respond to failure.

One might think speech recognition software could eliminate errors in closed captioning, but the technology isn't quite there.