Sentence examples for with due recognition from inspiring English sources

With due recognition of these competing concerns, we believe that neither the process proposed by the government nor the process apparently envisioned by the District Court below strikes the proper constitutional balance when a United States citizen is detained in the United States as an enemy combatant.

While the QRS is a contextually appropriate instrument developed by content experts in the MOE with due recognition given to the curriculum and pedagogical guidelines spelled out in the official kindergarten curriculum framework, it has been validated against three well-established instruments.

Moreover, ART should be implemented with due recognition of the importance and influence of traditional systems of health and healing (Sundby, 1997; Leonard, 2002; Tangwa, 2002).

In HSPA it has been noted that with due recognition of cultural, economic, demographic, organizational and political differences, it is possible to learn from one another [ 17, 62].

We suggest that public health interventions aimed to curb adolescent cigarette smoking should be designed, implemented and evaluated with due recognition to the factors that are associated with the habit.

In due recognition of a few individuals whose decease during the year recently closed perhaps did not receive attention from the press commensurate with their achievement.

How wonderful to see a great novelist at last getting her due recognition".

Again, perhaps because of its low-tech, unsplashy premise, its success has not had due recognition.

The mayor was careful to make sure his patron received all due recognition.

"But the decision was taken without due recognition of the ground reality in Pakistan, that is to say without consultation with the military and other political players". Mohammad Sadiq, a spokesman for the Pakistani government, dismissed reports of tensions as "humbug".

"Hip-hop is due recognition," he told HuffPost.