Such work disregards the sense of value acknowledgment that is implicit in architectural conservation and neglects the importance of material conservation.
We value his acknowledgment that the Holocaust was a tragedy unique in its evil and horror and the limits of our understanding in seeking to comprehend the mind of God.
Teachers value recognition and acknowledgment.
More than his legal acknowledgments Dennis valued the love of his life, Connie McCreight.
Respect is a responsive relation, and ordinary discourse about respect identifies several key elements of the response, including attention, deference, judgment, acknowledgment, valuing, and behavior.
We valued that a lot: it was an acknowledgment of the regard that Santos had for my son.
He/she generates a culture of acknowledgment and appreciation where everyone is included and everybody's contribution is valued.
Commonly cited subcomponents of wisdom included knowledge of life, prosocial values, self-understanding, acknowledgment of uncertainty, emotional homeostasis, tolerance, openness, spirituality, and sense of humor.
But even though the government's actions have been well documented, there is real value in the acknowledgment earlier this month by acting Solicitor General Neal Katyal that his war-era predecessor, Charles Fahy, was wrong to have withheld that information from the high court.
Furthermore, in recognition of the value of the acknowledgment section of a research paper specifically, there have been several recent initiatives to improve their accessibility and use.
During chest compression, the rescuer was blinded from the monitored compression depth and CPP values but with acknowledgment of whether his compressions were below or above 38 mm.
