Sentence examples for way it recognizes from inspiring English sources

But Shiite Islam thrives on discussion in a particularly egalitarian way; it recognizes different interpretations, welcomes argument (at least among its clerical scholars) and shuns a rigid hierarchy.

I like the way it recognizes the full spectrum of "dirtiness": public, private, imaginary, physical, creepy, beautiful, romantic, lustful, healing and wounding.

The company's results were hurt by losses at the Bailey Banks & Biddle chain, which it is selling, and the way it recognizes revenue from jewelry warranties.

Google said it has also improved the way it recognizes official Web sites, like those published by the government, and will give those sites higher ranking in search results.

General Electric said the Securities and Exchange Commission planned to recommend a civil complaint against the company in a three-year-old inquiry into the way it recognizes revenue and presents cash flow.

Facebook says this figure may rebound this quarter because it's changing the way it recognizes payments revenue.

Yet if Mr. Cheney is conservative, he's not "a conservative"; he's not someone whom the right wing of the Republican Party recognizes as one of its own, the way it recognized Mr. Kemp in 1996, or Mr. Quayle in 1992 and 1988, or Ronald Reagan in 1984 and 1980, or (odd as it may be to remember) Bob Dole back in 1976.

It faces several shareholder lawsuits related to the way it recognized revenue from software sales.

Diebold previously disclosed that both the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Justice Department had made inquiries into the way it recognized certain kinds of revenue.

Now mighty IBM is facing an SEC probe because of questions about the way it recognized some revenue three years ago.

The firm earned a profit of $2.2 million compared to a year-ago loss of $363,000, but the year-ago figure had been restated as a loss because LoJack changed the way that it recognizes international revenues.