Sentence examples for which recognition from inspiring English sources

He failed to develop, choosing instead a posture of aristocratic infallibility for which recognition would surely flow without the need to earn it.

… The same is true of Negroes, and all peoples of a race unlike that of the examiner, where the racial characters stand out so sharply as to obscure the finer details upon which recognition largely depends".

But he said the provisions on Jerusalem "if construed as mandatory rather than advisory, impermissibly interfere with the president's constitutional authority to formulate the position of the United States, speak for the nation in international affairs and determine the terms on which recognition is given to foreign states".

"As far back as we can see, the economics of literary fame have been based on scarcity: there is not enough recognition to go around…Beauty is the currency, as arbitrary as gold or paper, in which recognition is bought and sold".

Which recognition approach to espouse is determined by how context is modeled and thus encoded and reasoned about.

In recognition memory, older participants report fewer occasions on which recognition is accompanied by recollection of the original encoding context.

The Hamas-Fatah coalition deal sidestepped recognition, saying the government would seek a Palestinian state alongside Israel, which implies recognition.

To investigate these problems, we propose a framework under which multiview recognition is carried out, and an integration scheme by which the recognition results are integrated online and in realtime.

The results provide identification of important sites in the target proteins, which provide recognition and stability to the prostaglandin molecule.

Kamila was a romantic, erotic focus for the renewal of energy which public recognition brought.

Ambition depends on belief in oneself, which requires recognition and reinforcement by others.