Sentences with phrase «general recognition»

The time was not ripe for general recognition of this.

No other blockchain - based software initiative seems to be at any real risk of hockey - sticking into general recognition, much less general usage.

Alongside the efforts toward general recognition, you'll be plugging in tidbits about your book, your publishing journey, and yourself.

There is general recognition of the urgent need for continuing education of the pastor, if he is to keep abreast of the demands and expectations confronting him.

There is a de-emphasis on top - down factors emphasized by G&D and MCT — general stock market levels, near - term stock price movements, a primacy of the income account, a primacy of dividend income, quality or growth as defined by general recognition of such in the general market.

Such measures may include strategic site selection of new schools; drawing attendance zones with general recognition of neighborhood demographics; allocating resources for special programs; recruiting students and faculty in a targeted fashion; and tracking enrollments, performance, and other statistics by race.

Reports indicate that» In 2013 the EC intends on submitting proposals aimed at equalizing the rate of VAT applied on traditional books and digital books, following general recognition that the current situation is an anomaly: under current law e-books are regarded as a service supplied electronically, which is not included in this list and can not therefore be taxed at the reduced rate.

In the past decade she has founded two start - ups and has received numerous national awards, including a MacArthur Foundation Fellowship and a Four Star General Recognition Award from the U.S. Army.

During the early 1950s, he gained general recognition and had several solo shows in New York.

Justice Kennedy offered what he regarded as acceptable methods of considering race such as «strategic site selection of new schools; drawing attendance zones with general recognition of the demographics of neighborhoods; allocating resources for special programs; recruiting students and faculty in a targeted fashion; and tracking enrollments, performance, and other statistics by race.»

In 2013 it will put forward proposals aimed at equalising the rate of VAT applied on traditional books and digital books, following general recognition that the current situation is an anomaly: under current law e-books are regarded as a service supplied electronically, which is not included in this list and can not therefore be taxed at the reduced rate.

General recognition of this essential equality of men is the only hope for a just and peaceful world.

Yet the situation as a whole differs both in the general recognition of the right of religion to a place in the curriculum and in the existence of many church - supported and independent as well as state institutions.

He suggests that: there is a new mood in Christendom, a more conscious, general recognition that though for Christians God...

There is general recognition that it has failed in most of Africa.

No longer can the preacher presuppose the general recognition of his authority as a clergyman, or the authority of his institution, or the authority of Scripture.

The urgency of that preparation was heightened by the general recognition that Homiletics was hanging by its nails on the edge of most seminary catalogs.

D. Hirsch's «cultural literacy,» which consists in a general recognition of «shared schemata,» brings out the poverty of a passing, everyday acquaintance with words and phrases, and by implication the importance of Whitehead's stress on the non-schematic concrete.

The research participants identified some of the advantages of breastfeeding; in particular, a general recognition that breastfeeding offers some protection from illness and disease, both for themselves and for their babies.

Yes, it is true that there has been a shift away from the balanced budget / Osborne approach among Labour MPs, but this is part of a general recognition of the failure of these policies, not confined to Labour's ranks and symbolised by the sacking of Osborne.

John Bercow intervenes on Iain Duncan Smith about humanitarian interventionism: «Of course my right hon. Friend is right to say that there is a general recognition that we can not intervene everywhere.

There is general recognition that procedural ionizing radiation doses should be kept as low as reasonably achievable.

Since then there has been a general recognition that CNVs contribute a great deal to human genomic diversity.

Results from the General Certificate of Secondary Education exam that students take at age 16 show improvement each year, but there is a general recognition that grade inflation makes the progress illusory.

There's a general recognition that this has to be done, if only because the consequences of not doing so would cost the state even more.

Many growth stocks do not have general recognition and so they sell at very modest prices.

General recognition that CEA is recessive helped breeders deal with it, though most still kept information secret from their fellow breeders.

In the middle of the 20th century, when a generation of European talents who had rushed to conquer the arts market of the United States brought about the general recognition of this style, Cy Twombly dared to move in the opposite direction, settling for good in Italy and becoming a voluntary captive of the Mediterranean.

The attention stems from a demographic reality that sees the majority of lawyers in many provinces in the country in excess of 50 years old and a general recognition that a substantial amount of these lawyers have not adequately planned for succession.

We welcome the general recognition in the ministerial statement made on 20 July 2009 that the original proposals have been «substantially revised» and we hope that will include proper recognition of complexity in cases.

This strategy acknowledges that any quest for reconciliation has to be based on an understanding of the tragic history of Aboriginal child removal and the general recognition in Australia of what this episode signifies for both Indigenous people and other Australians.