Sentence examples for whole recognized from inspiring English sources
The Declaration of War Whether and when the intelligence community as a whole recognized that bin Laden was waging war on the United States and that it was necessary to respond in kind is an important factor in assessing the community's response to the threat bin Laden's network posed.
The European Union as a whole recognized the independence of the two republics on January 15 , 1992
"And I think the ownership group as a whole recognizes that the financial model for the league needs some redoing, and there may be some disagreement about how to do that".
The Group of 8 industrialized nations urged African leaders this week to press President Robert G. Mugabe on observing human rights, saying that "until Africa's leaders as a whole recognize what is going on, take action not just to condemn but to deal with it, we are likely to be in for many more months of this kind of tyranny".
The study focuses on the family as a whole, recognizing that both child and parents need to set attainable goals that focus on the child and indirectly require change at the home environment level.
It is our hope that his importance to us as individuals as well as to the firm as a whole is recognized.
I would also suggest that the educational opportunities that parochial school education provides to our country as a whole be recognized and made sustainable by putting aside the misinterpretations of the amendment of our Constitution with respect to separation between church and state.
By "it," he seemingly means the whole "being recognized forever as a wannabe rapist" thing.
"It felt like an important moment when the whole world recognized these urgent global challenges and then set out to address them".
In particular, must the detected features be combined into individual "parts" that must in turn be combined before the object is identified, or is the whole object recognized in one fell swoop? [6].
"My goal is to make the whole nation recognize this history".
