Sentence examples for thus recognizing that from inspiring English sources
"West Papua is making great strides towards programming for young people, thus recognizing that adolescence as a critical time of opportunity that must not be missed," said Angela Kearney, UNICEF Representative in Indonesia.
Thus recognizing that our stock selections left a lot to be desired, we note that, nevertheless, we did early on cite trends that have indeed come to pass.
The state could charge for water, thus recognizing that we the people own the water.
Thus, recognizing that parents may not be able or willing to insist upon vaccination of vaccine-hesitant adolescents, vaccination efforts may need to incorporate methods that incentivize adolescents directly.
Nevertheless, with Lantos, we "acknowledge the distinctiveness" of pragmatic ceRCTs involving one or more usual care interventions, and thus recognize that important questions remain regarding how these socially important and, broadly speaking, low-risk studies ought to be regulated.
Once the episode aired, however, the two received very few letters from upset viewers over the costume; Parker attributed this to the fact that people were becoming more familiar with the Cartman character, and thus recognized that most of what he said and did was usually wrong.
The Court thus recognized that the Compensation Clause does not forbid everything that might adversely affect judges.
The common law thus recognizes that credit reporting is quite susceptible to libel's chill; this accumulated learning is worthy of respect.
The thermoregulatory system may thus recognize that hydrostatic forces reduce the vasoconstriction threshold and may compensate by sufficiently augmenting gain.The threshold for cold-induced vasoconstriction is reduced in the dependent arm, but the gain of vasoconstriction is increased.
And I thus recognize that it is not an easy task to define how Duke -- and its many parts -- should measure its successes and accomplishments.
It is thus recognized that the uncertainty of the average value is significantly smaller than the uncertainty of a single measurement.
