Sentence examples for would be recognition from inspiring English sources

But more effective would be recognition that reports of the dollar's demise are exaggerated.

Consequently, support for them economically would be recognition of their favorable records on human rights.

This would be recognition that Apple and its like are multinational companies and that this problem is not going away.

A practical example would be recognition of the impact that a subtly raised eyebrow or direct eye contact can have on others.

UK leadership in bringing forward appropriate powers and sanctions via a new "Bradley Martin Act" would be recognition of their sacrifice.

I have never been driven off the road by carjackers as other Nairobians have, but if it did happen there would be recognition: Ah, it is this moment, the one that I have been fearing.

It would instead be recognition that society has imposed its most serious punishment of a spell in jail, and like any released inmate he should be given the chance to become a better citizen having completed his court-imposed sentence.

So why on earth would this be recognition of some kind of self-awareness in a gorilla as it is in us?

Mr. Dobbs's two biggest assets in a Senate race would be name recognition and his fortune.

More simply, it would be the recognition of both the pressure and the position under pressure.

Instead, America made it clear that there would be no recognition until the P.L.O.