Sentence examples for through recognising from inspiring English sources

We must work towards redemption through recognising this, listening to the voice of "the other" and achieving mutual understanding.

"Over the past few years, my condition has improved through recognising the triggers – and being careful not to put myself in vulnerable situations helps.

With the passing of yet another decade, the Five Realities of acute respiratory disease were formulated and supported the now accepted multicausal paradigm through recognising the importance of the individual's biological constitution, and the influence of seasonal variation on the pathogenicity of certain agents (Evans 1967).

Based on both semi-structured interviews held with Gazan artists and participant observation in the local visual arts scene, this article seeks to shed light on the relationship between art and city in a context of urban crisis, through recognising Gaza's place as a Palestinian urban centre.

If such actions are done merely because the agent thinks that honesty is the best policy, or because they fear being caught out, rather than through recognising "To do otherwise would be dishonest" as the relevant reason, they are not the actions of an honest person.

Acupuncturists could easily guess the group assignment, through recognising the function of the acupuncture points, which we should clearly tell them.

Those individuals and institutions who are already armigerous through recognised heraldic authorities worldwide may apply to the Canadian Heraldic Authority to have their arms registered.

In all of these examples of facilitation, the mechanism through which the benefit is conferred from one plant to another is relatively clear and mediated through recognised pathways.

The production of oestradiol and the concomitant activation of the folliculogenesis regulating genes for inhibin A and follistatin occur through recognised FSH cascade signalling involving cyclic AMP and protein kinase A [ 24].

Part of being able to let feelings pass through is recognising that our emotional and physical responses to different triggers are natural, Wallace explains.

This prompted Spain's government to push through a law recognising it as part of the country's cultural heritage, which in theory overturns Catalonia's ban.