Instead of the facial recognition of Facebook, there's the voice recognition of Alexa.
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A recognition of the absurd often goes hand-in-hand with a recognition of injustice.
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For instance, while IFRS 9 requires recognition of expected losses, AAOIFI rules only permit recognition of incurred losses.
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Two tricks are familiar; the recognition of costs can be postponed while the recognition of revenue can be enhanced.
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Formal recognition of breakaway documents is in many diplomats' eyes another step in the direction of formal recognition of the breakaway government.
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The decision is a setback to efforts to expand recognition of such partnerships in Asia, after Taiwan's recognition of gay marriage stirred hopes among many.
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All of these factors — recognition of gender inequalities, recognition of different gender identities, chances for audiences to talk back — they kind of provide scaffolding for changes in regulation.
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"While the UK could unilaterally legislate for the (British) recognition of foreign resolution actions, there would be no guarantee for reciprocal recognition of resolution measures taken by the UK," it added.
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RELATED: Palestinians enraged by Trump decision 'Recognition of reality' The Trump administration cast the step as a "recognition of reality" that Jerusalem has long been the seat of the Israeli government.
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This is the physical recognition of harm — called 'nociception.
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The award is in recognition of a writer's lifetime achievement.
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"It's a recognition of the titanic efforts to reach peace."
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It's a recognition of our culture and what we do.
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It is the recognition of the power of the word.
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This is not by accident or automatic recognition of genius.
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Roosevelt administration's recognition of the Soviet Union as proof positive
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But I believe that his recognition of Jerusalem is correct.
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Maybe it was that pride, and my recognition of it.
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A few potential candidates enjoy household name recognition, of course.
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Maybe his loss of control was a recognition of that.
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Warmer air, heavier rain — and more recognition of global warming.
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But it's also a recognition of the way things are.
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Edmonton's recognition of that reality is one of its strengths.
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And a dazed recognition of the awesome power of wildfires.
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But those tools depend on legal recognition of copyright abandonment.
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His hope is that it leads to greater recognition of Wilson.
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Work has been done on the mutual recognition of professional qualifications.
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The law also doesn't allow for the recognition of nonbinary identities.
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But congrats on the recognition of being a man & being alive.
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" Pete Buttigieg: "It's the same thing with recognition of the Golan.
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The Kaurna applied for recognition of land in Adelaide in 2000.
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"Game of Thrones" again amassed the most recognition of any program.
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So, Abbas' campaign for international recognition of Palestinian statehood has stalled.
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In recognition of this omission, they have therefore tendered their resignations.
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Some saw the advert as clever recognition of the peaceful demonstrations.
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I predict a similar fate for the "pattern recognition" of e.g.
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The agreement should seek the mutual recognition of food safety standards.
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But the film focuses more on generosity and recognition of the
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U.S. recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital corrects a historical injustice.
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Few companies have the name recognition of Spotify or even Slack.
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Now, the recognition of the "Silence Breakers" tips the scales back.
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Perhaps grief was the recognition of having run out of illusions.
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Add to that Trump's recent recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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Is it fighting for recognition of their work at awards ceremonies?
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We are witnessing a fall in our recognition of societal value.
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Some see it as final recognition of Trier's most famous resident.
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Today is International Women's Day, a global recognition of women's achievements.
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Republicans say it's just a recognition of their very complicated reality.
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Some cities are already extending symbolic recognition of same-sex relationships.
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The announcement, officials said, was recognition of current and historic reality.
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"The second part is the conscious recognition of harm," Crook said.
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Consovoy and Strawbridge lack the experience and name recognition of such veterans.
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The recipients were chosen in recognition of their service to the community.
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Everyone brought together in recognition of the most universal human experience imaginable.
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In recognition of Googlers' concerns, we need to step back and create
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The recognition of Bears Ears as a national monument is particularly controversial.
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Despite wide recognition of the problem, there's been little headway thus far.
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There is growing recognition of the link between corruption and national security.
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Then you get recognition, of the unwanted kind, and plenty of it.
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And there is a growing recognition of the economic risks of Brexit.
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Please do not take away America's only tangible recognition of our sacrifice.
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Find more money Finally, the recognition of the critical importance of financing.
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As I said, this is in recognition of the work you're doing.
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Panasonic's move comes as Japan slowly widens recognition of same-sex partnerships.
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In recognition of his accomplishments, Jon was crowned King in the North.
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Last month he won Russian backing after withdrawing Comorian recognition of Kosovo.
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This is despite increasing recognition of its importance by key global actors.
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Graduation ceremonies are celebrations of student accomplishment not a recognition of donors.
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Apple may be set to test speech recognition of the legal kind.
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US recognition of Jerusalem as the capital plays well with his base.
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The letters stand for For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology.
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"It's really a recognition of the vicious cycle of consumerism," Socci says.
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These attacks came against a backdrop of greater recognition of gay rights.
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Many of us have also pushed for recognition of the Armenian genocide.
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It was part of a formal recognition of how, every year, Sept.
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There is certainly no recognition of the creativity residents have shown in
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Under the Obama administration, the recognition of gender identity became more fluid.
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This is recognition of the power of business to influence societal outcomes.
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So you get people who brag to solicit the recognition of others.
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Newsbook In recognition of National Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs from Sept.
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"Entitlement" was a recognition of service, a promise of specific legal benefits.
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The selection was hailed as recognition of the country's growing global clout.
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In recognition of what would have been Blakey's 100th birthday on Oct.
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In later years he was awarded medals in recognition of that role.
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"It's a recognition of energy needs beyond your own," Mr. Golden said.
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And that's partially just recognition of the financial realities we're all accepting.
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Many of them support political recognition of Israel's claim to the city.
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President Trump's inaugural address had a surprisingly strong religious focus, in some measure a recognition of the evangelical voters who overwhelmingly supported him, and perhaps a somber and growing recognition of the awesome responsibilities he had just assumed.
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But a cold-eyed recognition of our current and future recruiting difficulties, and recognition of the consequences of compromising standards, ought to serve as a call to a fact-based national exploration of alternatives to the all-volunteer force.
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Reading Greek (or Latin) depends, first and foremost, on recognition of case endings.
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He was there recognition of the fact that you and Pyongyang have history?
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The NOC has also threatened to withdraw its recognition of the Presidential Council.
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Recognition of their work may be belated, but it has been steadily growing.
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Winning international recognition of rights to protect the traditional designs themselves is hard.
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Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 may reflect recognition of a couple of critical facts.
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The recognition of authors in these groups is part of a larger trend.
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In most democracies, recognition of foreign codes is balanced by a countervailing principle.
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Both speech and the recognition of facial expressions—in either direction—are options.
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A greater recognition of the importance of doctors' mental health would help, too.
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"The low recognition of the importance of healthy fats is disappointing," Mozaffarian said.
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""I am so grateful to the Academy for their recognition of this film.
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President Trump issued a statement Tuesday in recognition of National HIV Testing Day.
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It can be built on our shared values and recognition of economic reality.
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O is rare public recognition of the access and insights large investors get.
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"This is nothing more or less than a recognition of reality," Trump said.
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It is simply a laudable recognition of the multicultural nature of our city.
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In many countries, recognition of women's and minority rights is now the norm.
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It was a spontaneous recognition of a fact: John Cena essentially is WWE.
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That move was made in recognition of the advancement of democracy in Myanmar.
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The trillion-dollar drop in market values was just a recognition of reality.
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As recognition of the disorder expands, so, too, do the number of cases.
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That's a very important recognition of how this administration views the space industry.
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I'm humbled and deeply grateful for this prestigious recognition of our work together.
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So Ms. Druckerman's defensive reaction against the recognition of her age bewilders me.
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This can result in a mismatch between the recognition of revenues and losses.
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The growing recognition of this plant's importance comes even as it is disappearing.
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"There's much more recognition of design value in other disciplines," Ms. Cicolini said.
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It is all in recognition of how media-dependent today's travelers have become.
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The tribe has been awaiting official recognition of their land for nine years.
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"There is a recognition of those who are on the frontline," he said.
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The recognition of what's good, what's bad, how do we talk about that?
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There's certainly recognition of their lower status compared to the white middle class.
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At the outset, the commission has taken the position that it cannot deal with recognition of CCPs for swaps until it deals with recognition of CCPs for futures, like those for oil, Treasurys or contracts tracking the S&P 500.
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In general, however, the Academy relegates recognition of horror films to these minor categories.
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In recognition of this alarming milestone, we assembled a brief history of Swedish kidnappings.
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Given the worldwide recognition of the show's cast, what exactly are the stars making?
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We're closer to 3 or 4 percent overweight equities now in recognition of that.
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"I do not view this honor as recognition of my work alone," Zaree said.
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Lattner doesn't enjoy the name recognition of a Tim Cook or a Jony Ive.
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The mere recognition of DAMN and 4:44 — and Childish Gambino's Awaken, My Love!
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She also won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979, in recognition of her efforts.
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It was yet another recognition of a chill sweeping through the country's technology industry.
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Danish Energy Minister Lars Lilleholt said Facebook's decision was a recognition of Denmark's strengths.
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Gadsby sets up a self-aware recognition of this failure in a few ways.
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The blueprint proposes further measures of integration, such as mutual recognition of professional qualifications.
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The Saudis, along with America's other Arab allies, publicly opposed the recognition of Jerusalem.
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A check to every single citizen as a recognition of the value they're creating.
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For instance, a UN convention adopted in 2008 extends the recognition of electronic documents.
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It was a rare recognition of Israel's right to exist by an Arab leader.
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"It's a recognition of France's attractiveness and European commitment," Macron said in a tweet.
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The organization's been pushing for greater recognition of climate migration for the last decade.
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Israel would like a clearer Vatican recognition of its status as a Jewish homeland.
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I think the recognition of the All Star game is still a big deal.
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This isn't just a mother's recognition of the life inside—that, she already knows.
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The term "General Frost" was coined in recognition of the power of cold weather.
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Trump previously lit the White House blue in recognition of World Autism Awareness Day.
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There should be "no automatic" recognition of authorisations granted by UK regulators, ESMA said.
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So even internally, there's full recognition of how lofty the Lynk & Co goals are.
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Many of Taiwan's neighbors in Asia are regressing in their recognition of LGBT people.
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Two key Supreme Court decisions led to IRS recognition of gay marriage: U.S. v.
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If that happens, the Italian city-state would have to cease recognition of Taiwan.
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The first is that any individual's identity is contingent on the recognition of others.
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Romania's highest court postponed a ruling on the recognition of overseas same-sex marriages.
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Such reform would include suitable training, reasonable job security, and recognition of excellent work.
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This is perhaps in part a personal recognition of one's guilt over having privilege.
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"A check to every single citizen as a recognition of the value they're creating."
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Kids didn't open the door to a broader recognition of the value of government.
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It's a recognition of how vital DHS views cooperation with state and local jurisdictions.
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It is also a recognition of Google's history of fits and starts with devices.
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But unlike Mr. Wagner, recognition of his art has not carried far beyond Cleveland.
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Perhaps in recognition of the changing politics, Kemp's been more temperate in his governance.
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At that time there was very little public recognition of the dangers of opioids.
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Rather, what elevates us is our recognition of ourselves in their frailties and foibles.
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Their idea of nationalism is chilly to the recognition of subgroups, including Jewish Americans.
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Europe has mutual recognition of most professions; American states have nothing of the sort.
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The singer performed a medley of her greatest hits in recognition of the honor.
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"There is no recognition of Jerusalem as the capital," Brazilian presidential spokesman Barros said.
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Not one, however, delivered any remarks in praise or recognition of his Senate accomplishments.
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We have been longing for global recognition of our movies at the Academy Awards.
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He took a hardheaded and hardhanded stance to disguise an inner recognition of worthlessness.
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They say the recognition of foreign professional qualifications is likely to remain too bureaucratic.
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The finish earned her the so-called Red Lantern in recognition of her perseverance.
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The deal fell through because the Taliban wanted official U.S. recognition of their regime.
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He also called for a fundamental reform of courts and recognition of defendants' rights.
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And there were few things he coveted more than Europe's recognition of American greatness.
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This sentence starts like an uncharacteristic recognition of actual progress made by previous administrations.
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They had no recognition in them other than the recognition of a fellow player.
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But in the meantime, it has showered Mr. Netanyahu with priceless political gifts — from last year's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital to last month's recognition of Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights — while battering the Palestinians with aid cuts and public scoldings.
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I appreciate the public recognition of the actions of myself and my fellow officers yesterday.
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"He needs to re-inject legitimacy and the recognition of his authority," said Abdul-Hadi.
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Outside the Valley, Grove might not have the name recognition of some of his protégées.
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Legal recognition of a marriage is important to make sure each spouse's rights are enforceable.
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And there I think the use of automated recognition of these images can be justified.
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Yet neither can the belated recognition of Ms Dutta's woes be dismissed as an aberration.
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In recognition of this, the ship's remotely operated undersea vehicle will be called Boaty McBoatface.
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The two sides shared a recognition of the need to settle the dispute, he added.
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Still, despite the book's popularity, Shelley still had to fight for recognition of her work.
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There has to be a recognition of why people end up where they end up.
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From his passing, I learned that death involves recognition of the life that has passed.
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In recognition of their efforts, the mother named him Abdul Baset, after the plane's captain.
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"Acceptance and recognition of the truth is the first step toward genuine trust," he said.
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And the truth is, there isn't much recognition of their skills outside of the profession.
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Lee received an honorary Oscar in 20183 in recognition of his accomplished career in film.
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And that's why the GOP's formal recognition of Trump's months-old victory is so important.
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But so are smaller concessions, such as formal recognition of the region's odd Malay language.
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"There was failure of recognition, of management, of the situation that we faced," Moore said.
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The ultra-Orthodox object to any formal recognition of the Jewish groups they deem heretical.
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In recognition of postpartum disorders, Britain, Australia, Canada and 21 European countries have infanticide laws.
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Ksynia Marko was awarded the 22016 Plowden Medal in recognition of her textile conservation work.
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They are the most promising setting for early recognition of mental health problems in children.
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The pontiff's recognition of the Armenian genocide has drawn praise from Armenians and Armenian Americans.
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The NOC also threatened to withdraw its recognition of the GNA's leadership, or Presidential Council.
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Signing a bilateral peace arrangement implies mutual recognition of two states on the Korean Peninsula.
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" Jackson added that "recognition of the effects of this disease on me has been painful.
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But mutual recognition of their common interest can act as a form of coordination device.
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The recognition of our historical and continued alliance can help them continue to stay democratic.
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She was installed as the park's warden, a titled volunteer, in recognition of her stature.
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Joseph Ankrah gained the formal recognition of the United States, Britain and several African nations.
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Globally, there is growing recognition of the importance of accountability offices for export credit agencies.
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This award is given in recognition of your unparalleled lack of decency and humanity. Bravo!
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He said, though, that legal recognition of same-sex marriage would require more legal changes.
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The Chevron rule codified existing judicial recognition of the core idea of the administrative state.
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Starkly lacking in these accounts is any accountability or genuine recognition of the wrong done.
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In 2015, the quartet was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of its work.
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Hileman points to Japan's formal recognition of Bitcoin as a significant factor behind this boom.
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He'd already called for the federal recognition of the Lumbee (a whole can of worms).
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Any talks "must be based on the recognition of the plurality of opinions", he added.
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For most of that time, there was no official government recognition of the chemical's harms.
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Even Palestinian recognition of Israel could be called into question if that happened, he said.
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She shared the Nobel Peace Prize in 215 in recognition of her contributions to democracy.
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Mr. Close has generously helped many artists and championed recognition of women in the field.
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In recognition of his work, Professor Zadeh received more than 50 engineering and academic awards.
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In recognition of this problem, Washington has already deployed financial sanctions to punish corrupt individuals.
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These reports seem to be the only recognition of loss the Afghan security forces receive.
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Yet there is too little recognition of the need for new direction in either party.
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The strategy documents reveal an evolving recognition of Taiwan's importance in Washington's own security planning.
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These reports seem to be the only recognition of loss the Afghan security forces receive.
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"It is the international recognition of a personal injustice," he said in a telephone interview.
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It is another failure of the body, and another recognition of its limits in the
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Congress went even further than Trump expected, in recognition of the challenges that lie ahead.
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And that is far from an affirming recognition of senior citizens' sexual lives and selves.
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But the legal recognition of same-sex love is stuck firmly in 19th-century Britain.
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The Capitol itself is no stranger to religious ceremony or official recognition of religious leaders.
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It is a recognition of how the scandal engulfing the church has evolved and spread.
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The CIA's cash delivery was not accompanied by any recognition of its mistake or apology.
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According to the Times, it would "eradicate federal recognition" of some 1.4 million transgender Americans.
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The sculptor Phyllida Barlow was made a CBE in recognition of her services to art.
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That would include U.S. support for NATO and recognition of longstanding threats, including from Russia.
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And it was a mistake for the Palestinians to bargain away recognition of the state of Israel's right to exist, and a renunciation of violence, for little more than Israeli recognition of the Palestine Liberation Organization as the legitimate representative of the Palestinian people.
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There is no formal coordination, the operatives stressed, but rather a recognition of a shared agenda.
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Texas, had laid the foundation for the recognition of a constitutional right to same-sex marriage.
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The recognition of minority writers by the mainstream literary scene is a hot topic in Britain.
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Even her early days as a model come courtesy of brand-name recognition of her family.
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What's more, these cards are a recognition of how people are already using images in social.
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She became the youngest Nobel Prize winner at 17 years old in recognition of her activism.
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And recognition of those who do rise through the ranks is something that Avon takes seriously.
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It's a recognition of the new reality: that the tech companies have lost their political edge.
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Plus the field is wide open, and there's obviously unparalleled cultural recognition of the subject matter.
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This is not so much an argument for one team's superiority than a recognition of fact.
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But accountability and recognition of genocide should not be used as cudgel in a political fight.
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Trump's recognition of the Golan Heights in March gave a dramatic boost to Netanyahu's election campaign.
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It coincides with the dawning recognition of American decline and a desperate desire to prevent it.
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And they should demand higher returns from promoter-dominated firms, in recognition of the higher risks.
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Israel has sought recognition of Jerusalem as its capital, and now has Togo on its side.
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It is not only an acknowledgment of shared emotion, but a recognition of shared lived perspective.
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To WESA's credit, there at least seems to be a recognition of these issues being important.
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These elephants willingly submit to the authority of kings out of recognition of their moral strength.
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Official recognition of the Armenian Genocide would represent a courageous new chapter in American foreign policy.
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Without recognition of the complexities of identity, tech companies will remain incapable of meaningfully tackling inclusion.
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In recognition of their role, Tunisian civil society groups won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2015.
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"Without the recognition of the existing problems, I don't think there is any hope," she said.
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But despite greater recognition of gender inequality, progress on closing the global wage gap remains slow.
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She introduced the use of thesauri into language processing, allowing for computational recognition of similar words.
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One lawmaker refused to take the customary oath because it meant recognition of the 2011 revolution.
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The market is going to push down Deutsche Bank until there is some recognition of support.
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But the recognition of the value of trade agreements does not extend to acceptance of TPP.
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Hosting it also carries prestige and signals international recognition of Kazakhstan's commitment to nuclear non-proliferation.
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Hasegawa died when he was just 50, and nowadays doesn't have the name recognition of Noguchi.
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In recognition of his irreplaceable role in building Koch Industries, we are naming him Director Emeritus.
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Bernie Sanders, there's a widespread recognition of the inequality that has brewed since the last crisis.
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But progress has been slow, and campaigners say many states have rejected recognition of community rights.
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My foundation awarded each college $1 million in recognition of their good work in this field.
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This latest recognition of African filmmakers suggests it is time to bridge the gap, she said.
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The program comes amid greater acceptance and recognition of transgender rights in Britain, particularly in parliament.
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Obama and Biden started the "It's On Us" campaign in 2014 in recognition of the issue.
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Japan recently threatened to withhold funding from the organization after its recognition of the Nanking massacre.
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She was considered for the 2018 Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of her anti-corruption work.
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GERMANY'S ALTMAIER SAYS TESLA MOVE TO GERMANY IS RECOGNITION OF COUNTRY'S ATTRACTIVENESS AS LOCATION FOR PRODUCTION
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Despite growing recognition of this threat, there is an early stage funding gap for new treatments.
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"See," she says with a smile in recognition of another metal band fronted woman of color.
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The meeting, the sources said, paved the way for Vatican recognition of some of these bishops.
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In recognition of World Refugee Day, Oxfam is sharing images of refugees at camps in Greece.
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She tells Broadly she applauds Treyger's recognition of how important an issue police sexual violence is.
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There is no indication Netanyahu's cancellation was due to information about the upcoming recognition of Palestine.
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Tailwind veterans united in fierce protest, then began pressing for recognition of men like Sergeant Rose.
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Researchers are investigating the reasons there's such a gender gap in the recognition of leadership potential.
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He is also a longtime proponent of America's recognition of Israel's sovereignty over the Golan Heights.
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It's Lear's astonished, self-lacerating recognition of what he calls "unaccommodated man" as a universal condition.
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The project arose in recognition of the ways the response to the 2008 recession fell short.
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Those numbers against the Browns were crucial to the immediate recognition of DiMaggio as a superstar.
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Trump would have occupied the middle of the stage, in recognition of his standing in polls.
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But 2019 brought unparalleled recognition of Indigenous voters, via the Frank LaMere Native American Presidential Forum.
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This position effectively conflated the recognition of a patriarchal power structure with its de facto approval.
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Hardy and Miller may not have the name recognition of those storied television crime-fighting partnerships.
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In 2013, the high school was named a Blue Ribbon School, a national recognition of achievement.
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He also sets another condition: Palestinian recognition of Israel as the "state of the Jewish people".
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John Bel Edwards earlier this year, requesting official recognition of Indigenous Peoples' Day from the state.
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We both understood that the illness had given us an even clearer recognition of our love.
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Without an honest dialogue and recognition of this history, we will hide behind a comfortable ignorance.
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A liberal trade deal, based on mutual recognition of standards and qualifications, will bolster both economies.
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In recognition of that, financial advisers usually focus on a certain type of client or situation.
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Parts of the CCZ have been designated "biosphere reserves" by UNESCO, in recognition of their biodiversity.
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But Mr. Abbas already made this recognition of Israel's Jewish character — more than two decades ago.
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It also covers issues like land discrimination and the legal recognition of customary land tenure rights.
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This could be the maximum expression of recognition of the Hispanic and Latino contribution to America.
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"It's a recognition of where the electorate is," Monmouth University polling director Patrick Murray told Vox.
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Every Israeli government since its founding has craved United States recognition of Jerusalem as its capital.
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Hold the certain recognition of your own culpability at the front and center of your mind.
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I therefore prefer the term 'surrender,' which is done voluntarily in recognition of the Nazi injustice.
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He also sets another condition: Palestinian recognition of Israel as the "state of the Jewish people".
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Parties representing Palestinian citizens of Israel played an important role at a time when the government was negotiating Israel's recognition of the Palestine Liberation Organization in return for Palestinian recognition of the existence of the State of Israel, signing the Oslo accords and exiting Gaza and Jericho.
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Quite apart from the social value of these programs, this is merely a recognition of economic realities.
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The legal recognition of peyoteros in Texas marked a turning point in the history of peyote conservation.
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It added that Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital did not change the city's legal status.
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It will also encourage the mutual recognition of UK and U.S. professional qualifications, by strengthening regulatory cooperation.
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We need #MoreLatinosInHollywood at every level so that Latino talent can reach the recognition of awards season.
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The consulate is also considered a symbolic U.S. recognition of the Israeli occupation in the West Bank.
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A third comes from philosophy and is the recognition of many principles, rather than an ultimate one.
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This recognition of history will not change the family splitting my ancestors or other people's ancestors experienced.
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But successful diplomacy might also require more modest goals and recognition of the limits of American power.
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S. ties, following Washington's decision to ditch formal recognition of Taiwan in favor of China in 1979.
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The automated gates swing open ceremoniously and the door beeps in joyful recognition of your heat pattern.
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However, there has yet to be an unambiguous legal recognition of the right to procreate more generally.
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The Nobel Committee's decision to honour Mr Thaler is of course a recognition of his personal achievements.
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Appropriation occurs when a product is sold without a learning process, context, or recognition of its source.
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Obviously, the genre can't live up to its potential without the inclusion and recognition of more women.
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International recognition of a new state therefore assumes that separation is better for both old and new.
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His alliance with Donald Trump has paid dividends, such as America's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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That does not weaken the moral force of trans people's fundamental demand for recognition of their humanity.
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It also called the rebrand, "a recognition" of the affectionate relationship fans already have with the company.
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But before that, she managed to win recognition of Muslim holidays from New York City public schools.
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Update: This article originally ran in 2016 in recognition of a Louisa May Alcott-themed Google Doodle.
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S. recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel will be counterproductive & will only worsen the crisis.
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Climate change, mass migration and pandemic disease have brought wide recognition of the interdependence of the planet.
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It was the first time such an honor has been bestowed in specific recognition of LGBT Americans.
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"It impossible for many to ever gain formal recognition of rights," he said in an emailed response.
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Italy was the last big Western democracy not to have any legal recognition of same-sex partnerships.
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The move followed on from the recognition of same-sex civil unions (but not marriage) in May.
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For some, the high-level recognition of a service member's sacrifice can bring a measure of comfort.
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Implicit in such a move would be the formal recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
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ET, as a "recognition of reality" that Jerusalem has long been the seat of the Israeli government.
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The number was selected by the Huizenga family in recognition of Wayne's birth year and lucky number.
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This bold visual recognition of rarely acknowledged commonalities is a great source of pleasure in Lawson's work.
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It is this recognition of one's identity by someone else that people look for in personality tests.
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About one-third of those losses are due to "advance recognition" of 2016 losses, the company said.
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In recognition of Tehran's moves to curb its atomic program, the nuclear sanctions were lifted on Saturday.
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Earlier this year, thousands of people marched through Belfast to demand the recognition of same-sex marriage.
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FIALLO: It really started with our own recognition of what conversations weren't happening in the Black community.
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Mexico's willingness to extradite Guzmán comes with the recognition of the failings in its own justice system.
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Violence flared near the U.S. embassy in Beirut over President Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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If Trump makes this move, the Palestine Liberation Organization says it might revoke its recognition of Israel.
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The CEOs of tech companies don't have the same instant recognition of celebrities and other public figures.
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Final recognition of which will occur when public awareness exceeds the media's capacity to varnish the truth.
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The flag was handmade "in recognition of National First Responders Day," the Montgomery County Police Department said.
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The article was in keeping with President Xi Jinping's early recognition of the power of the internet.
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" The look to the sky, he said, could be the player's "recognition of something beyond human agency.
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Somewhere down the line, recognition of historical atrocities became seen as some kind of pansy liberal piety.
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But no wonder he's picking up prestigious door stoppers and the noteworthy recognition of his industry peers.
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B. Xuma, was pressing for the recognition of black citizenship rights in terms of the Atlantic Charter.
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In short, rats do not show empathy because of an innate recognition of similarity in physical appearance.
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Critics, including many Palestinians, say Mr. Trump's recognition of Jerusalem derails that process, which was already stagnant.
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At the first sight of him, all my criticisms folded, replaced with a delirious recognition of Hey!
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Trump's recognition of Israel's authority over the Golan Heights has encouraged the annexationists (and lawlessness in general).
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It is both purely subjective and highly purposeful, a recognition of imperfection and the necessity of change.
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Many Irish say they are waiting for recognition of their suffering amid decades of clerical sex abuse.
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Turnout and the name recognition of candidates have traditionally been low, making the outcome easier to sway.
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The academy said it was extending the offer in recognition of his "heroic actions" during the shooting.
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Personally, he said, he was planning to seek legal recognition of his recent marriage to a Frenchman.
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The recognition of Kickstarter's union, called Kickstarter United, could become a watershed moment for the tech industry.
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The so-called Radicals pursued some recognition of the basic results of the Civil War and emancipation.
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The conference, in Sallie Mae's eyes, was a "recognition of the hard work" of the sales team.
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"This recognition of basic civil rights for sexual assault survivors serves as a first step," Wood said.
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Normal recognition of crop earnings and profitability levels will recommence in the new financial year starting Oct.
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Still others saw a criminal conviction as recognition of the harm they suffered and that it matters.
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A new bill unveiled in the House calls for public recognition of the importance of reason. Rep.
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Al Qaws advocates what it calls a "holistic" approach that appears to skirt any recognition of Israel.
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Within the graffiti community, there was a great deal of recognition of somebody who was truly talented.
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Among his contemporaries, recognition of Lowell's mental instability was inextricably bound up with awe of his talent.
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This is an accurate and realistic recognition of the dynamics of power in the Middle East region.
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Gorgui Lamine Sow, a street vendor from Senegal, could be granted residency in recognition of his actions.
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"So close" was faint, a remembrance of things past; its repetition, meatier, a recognition of implacable fate.
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Friday's announcement and formal recognition of white supremacist terror marks a major turning point for the department.
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Furmansky said the awareness and recognition of his product, thanks to being on "Shark Tank", is unparalleled.
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Equally alarming, Abbas continued to push in his U.N. speech for international recognition of a Palestinian state.
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In 2001, in formal recognition of his influence on "Bambi," Mr. Wong was named a Disney Legend.
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The Grammys has long been criticized for lagging behind popular culture in its recognition of hip hop.
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But as Davis pointed out, he just doesn't have the name recognition of either Sessions or Moore.
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He reiterated Saudi Arabia's condemnation of the United States recognition of Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights.
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Al Qaws advocates what it calls a "holistic" approach that appears to skirt any recognition of Israel.
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President Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel not only upends decades of American policy.
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A July poll found that Hallquist had the highest name recognition of the plethora of Democratic contenders.
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Even a rejection of the basic tenets van Dyck left behind constitutes recognition of his historical significance.
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In Poland, discrimination against LGBT people is illegal, but there is no legal recognition of same-sex marriage.
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In recognition of Mr. Fischer's work, the European Patent Office gave him a lifetime achievement award in 2014.
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Which brings me back to the matter of recognition of the museum's rightful place in the Bay Area.
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The Palestine Liberation Organization has said it will revoke its recognition of Israel if the embassy is moved.
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China claims Taiwan as its own territory and opposes any recognition of the island as an independent state.
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In recognition of this milestone, Ajabu was treated to his own cake made up of elephant-safe ingredients.
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Her emotional response, which cracks her frequently stoic resolve, is a recognition of what they've been through together.
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Customs and Border Protection (CBP) evidently doesn't need Congress to begin using facial recognition of United States citizens.
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She and Prince William, along with Prince Harry, visited Buckingham Palace in recognition of World Mental Health Day.
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In the video above, a dog displays just that: The scent-related memory and recognition of its owner.
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He can draw from previously developed pattern recognition of what makes one company successful and the other not.
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In tacit recognition of the leftists' appeal, especially to society's underdogs, Mr Xi himself uses strikingly Maoist rhetoric.
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Border disputes, military costs Any separation involves the recognition of an accepted border between the two states involved.
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The commission and the ECB are also working on rules for prompter recognition of duff loans in future.
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The Holy See Study Mission has no formal diplomatic status, given the Vatican's on-going recognition of Taiwan.
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Triggered by a deep recognition of our proximity on the evolutionary tree, I simply felt warmth and affection.
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Apple selected it as an Editor's Choice and a Best New App in recognition of its clever functionality.
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Ancient Egyptians called their moon god a "traveler" in recognition of his regular trajectory across the night sky.
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" Reviewers can also earn badges "in recognition of how helpful or useful your review or photo has been.
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Yousef said the Iraqi Kurdish official's presence was "a kind of recognition" of the Syrian Kurdish political project.
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To publicly admit the flaws in a work is to imply the recognition of private flaws, buried deep.
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"I applaud his recognition of the need for continue US support for the work of WFP," she said.
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Across the world, indigenous people are fighting for the recognition of their rights to land, forest and water.
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Mr Jeremic made enemies in many Western capitals by campaigning against international recognition of Kosovo's independence in 2008.
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Employees respond to appreciation expressed through recognition of their good work, because it confirms their work is valued.
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A pre battle ritual where we call upon the recognition of our ancestors and to give us strength.
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Recognition of the lost lead won't be a slap like Sputnik or Gagarin overflights of the Cold War.
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There is also growing recognition of the validity of restitution claims from a new generation of political leaders.
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Announces decision by highland capital management lp not to pursue objections to recognition of cayman proceedings by u.s.
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EST: President Trump participates in a greeting in recognition of the National Day for the Victims of Communism.
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Organ transplant is a beautiful gift and an important recognition of a person's responsibility and empathy for others.
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It would probably have to be someone with the name recognition of Mitt Romney to make a splash.
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Israel has had a strained relationship with Sweden in recent years, following Stockholm's recognition of Palestine in 2014.
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If that's not a serious credential and recognition of a watch's toughness, we don't know what is. Why?
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Industry awards, like the Oscars and the Emmys, are not recognition of good conduct but of great work.
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Of course, as with any AI, each program has to learn through data accumulation and recognition of patterns.
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She also spearheaded a campaign to promote recognition of autism by adorning buildings and individuals with blue lights.
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She was awarded the honor in recognition of her peaceful and nonviolent struggle for democracy and human rights.
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" That includes "auto-recognition of Facebook photos, image search, detecting road elements, scanning documents — all kinds of applications.
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Given the success and widespread recognition of Downfall, why did you want to return to this subject matter?
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Formal US recognition of Jerusalem as the Israeli capital would set the US apart from all its allies.
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His hands tell the story though; they are clenched in recognition of how incredibly awkward this all is.
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All voted for statehood, which would bring greater control over taxes, security, and official recognition of their language.
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It is a form of recognition, of shared interests, of varied dispositions, of work to be done, together.
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Some of the British news media characterized the decision by Justice Williams as an official recognition of Shariah.
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However, Mapping Modernisms is a step toward the rightful recognition of a number of fascinating and overlooked Modernists.
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And why did it take so long for cultural recognition of his talents to shift toward profound respect?
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President Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital last December made little sense to most Middle East experts.
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But recognition of his English Roses was slow, because consumers and wholesalers were still fixated on hybrid teas.
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Right now, it's time for eulogies, which don't require balance or nuance or recognition of a deceased's failures.
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On the issue of recognition of Taiwan, China and the United States are pushing nations and private companies.
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But most importantly, perhaps, they are calling for a recognition of colonial and genocidal practices that never ended.
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Someone like Franke, who's wrapped up in these identity questions, is really asking for recognition of what's happened.
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They are named for states, except for SSBN Henry M. Jackson, named in recognition of support that Sen.
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Elsewhere, demonstrators lay on the ground surrounded by 51 cardboard coffins, a recognition of this year's suicide toll.
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TikTok has provided a couple viral cats, but none with the name recognition of their early-2010s counterparts.
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Campaigners and human rights lawyers said the move reflects increasing global recognition of the severity of environmental crimes.
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"I really appreciate from our leadership that recognition of, 'You don't know what you don't know,'" Kuhn said.
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Esports is the recognition of video gaming as a source of competitive play within a structured group environment.
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Outside of the U.S., Coke has been leveraging recognition of its namesake brand to expand its drink portfolio.
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Three generations of ruling Kims wanted the recognition of a face-to-face meeting with the American President.
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Turkey vehemently opposes recognition of the genocide, which was committed by the Ottoman Empire between 1915 and 1917.
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It could be this: a recognition of the power of unity, of drawing close, and of speaking out.
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The bill would also block any future recognition of conversions performed in Israel by the non-Orthodox streams.
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The editors have included poetry, prose, photographs and paintings created in recognition of both Brooks and her work.
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Blue said that he only received £1 million as a recognition of the deal the two had struck.
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Countries will sometimes revoke their recognition of a leader who loses an election but refuses to step down.
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China has used economic enticements to convince Taiwan's allies to drop recognition of Taipei in favor of Beijing.
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Monteyne, the supermarket analyst, said Kroger's new delivery push is a recognition of the value of online shoppers.
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And yet transparency and written recognition of our history of oppression of African Americans is a step forward.
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It's hard to describe how it feels to have an institution that you have cherished, worked with and worked for for years treat you as if you had never really existed, but the recognition of our status goes a long way towards a recognition of the important role we played.
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"(I) thanked President Trump for his tremendous support for Israel, including recognition of Jerusalem and the Golan," he said.
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There's less recognition of the visual language being used to communicate, and sound design is talked about even less.
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The biggest gap in both books is insufficient recognition of the problem of productivity — the output each worker generates.
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Myanmar, a Buddhist majority country, officially denies recognition of the term "Rohingya" and regards them as illegal Bengali migrants.
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"Recognition of hearing loss as a risk factor for dementia is relatively new," the authors write in the report.
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The government is seeking guarantees against violence and recognition of the pro-Maduro Constituent Assembly that has overridden Congress.
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In a recognition of how important this election felt to Europeans, notes of congratulations came swiftly from around Europe.
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Maduro announced plans to break off diplomatic relations with the United States in response to its recognition of Guaido.
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But Elizebeth's story is especially resonant in light of our belated recognition of the struggles of women in tech.
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This is more in recognition of things our shoppers are already doing rather than trying to fundamentally change behavior.
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"It is a great honor to name this ship in recognition of such a dedicated public servant," Mabus said.
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Discussions at the Synod of Bishops for the Amazon have acknowledged that women must get recognition of some sort.
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Under the deals, civil aviation authorities will facilitate the recognition of each others' evaluations and certifications for aeronautical products.
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None of those have the cultural weight and recognition of Endgame, The Lion King, or a Toy Story film.
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Finally — and his personal favorite — the knife was in recognition of a deal he had made with a sheik.
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In recognition of this, police and city officials have pledged to be upfront with information as investigations move forward.
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"It's recognition of, our current system prohibiting marijuana hasn't worked and it's cost a lot of money," Boyer said.
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For a researcher like Finisterre, the public recognition of the work is often as valuable as the monetary reward.
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Harry asked John to perform at the reception himself, in recognition of the superstar's personal connection to his family.
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"It's a great recognition of the president's courageous decision to recognize Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights," Friedman said.
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The 2018 Golden Globes nominations were disappointing for their lack of recognition of women directors, despite several good candidates.
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In addition to student misconduct proceedings, it withdrew recognition of the fraternities involved -- which in essence shuts them down.
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Recognition of this needs to influence how leaders in particular are chosen, trained, and held to account going forward.
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Its goal is the characterization and recognition of the expressive aspects of music, particularly as realized through musical performance.
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And he's awarding the grievance-filled Putin his most cherished thing -- recognition of Russia's importance on the world stage.
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Harry asked John to perform at the reception himself, in recognition of the superstar's personal connection to his family.
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For my team and for me, it was a point of pride to receive this recognition of our work.
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None of their actions aided the public like Snowden's did, but recognition of their public service counted for leniency.
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Saldanha says recognition of the scale of the HIV epidemic has now reached the highest levels of the government.
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There have also been precedents for international recognition of non-territorial sovereign entities, such as the Order of Malta.
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The series lacks the mainstream name recognition of a Final Fantasy, and its unusual gameplay isn't easily summed up.
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Without his country's recognition of the court, it's unlikely that he'll stand trial, according to the New York Times.
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The lack of recognition of the magnitude of these problems leads to limited, inadequate applied resources to address it.
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In recognition of Financial Literacy Month, here are three ways that financial literacy lessons can be made more effective.
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Syrian enrollment in Lebanese schools is growing, thanks to a recognition of the crisis posed by an uneducated generation.
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The elevation of the unit signifies a recognition of the importance of cyber warfare in the years to come.
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The bottom line: "It's a recognition of reality that was long overdue," a source close to McConnell told me.
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National recognition of racial inequality's continuing legacy requires the transformation of institutions forged against the backdrop of racial injustice.
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In recognition of this employment imbalance, there exists an avenue of relief for those companies employing 4.6 million workers.
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Her quick recognition of him is a nod to an altered version of this sequence from the original movie.
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He also found that there's more acceptance toward living with parents, in part as a recognition of economic realities.
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The shutdown dramatizes the need for greater recognition of the distinction Volcker makes between setting and executing public policy.
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He was already nervous, but the recognition of just who his opponent was gave him a moment of pause.
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When Yugoslavia fell apart, Greece blocked the recognition of Macedonia by members of the EU's forerunner, the European Community.
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There is a bipartisan recognition of the challenges facing our higher education system, and the solutions are not simple.
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He met with Sanders in the Oval Office for 45 minutes in January, a recognition of his campaign's strength.
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I'm sure the congressional record will be filled with pages of appreciation and recognition of this extraordinary American's life.
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There is a fleeting recognition of the two women's shared pain, but it's immediately overshadowed by their lopsided relationship.
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I would add that a recognition of the similarities between human and nonhuman patients can have a wider impact.
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They are both seen as longshot picks -- neither has the name recognition of other possible candidates on this list.
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Episode 4 points out that recognition — of oneself, of the true character of others — can exact a lethal price.
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Earlier that year, Wallstrom had to cancel a visit to Israel after the government's recognition of a Palestinian state.
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Kendrick Lamar has been awarded the 2018 Pulitzer Prize for Music in recognition of his fourth studio album, DAMN.
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Our recognition of Israel on the 1967 border, equivalent to 78 percent of historic Palestine, was a painful compromise.
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Nellis and her colleagues feel as if the military denied them any chances of receiving recognition of their injuries.
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But Granma said it enshrined recognition of both the free market and private property in Cuba's new Magna Carta.
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There is power to be found in the destabilizing of centers, and in the subsequent recognition of co-dependencies.
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If you join me in that recognition of how important this is, we can have a unified national mission.
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An earlier version of this editorial referred incorrectly to the extent of international recognition of Jerusalem as Israeli territory.
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The work is a legend rendered in visual form, and an argument for recognition of the artist's particular inheritance.
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Twombly's drawings are about the awakening of the senses and the recognition of the transience of an erotic awakening.
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Mr. Haradinaj has vowed that the tax will be lifted only in exchange for Belgrade's full recognition of statehood.
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While President Trump is seeking to roll back recognition of transgender people, his hometown is moving the other way.
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Mr. Tarr's lasting passion was the recognition of the natural trumpet as a key to unlocking lost sound worlds.
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Uruguay walked out of the session on Thursday in protest of the recognition of a delegation from Venezuela's opposition.
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In recognition of this, we have commissioned a series of children's dolls in the likenesses of empowering female leaders.
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Many Irish say they are waiting for recognition of their suffering from decades of clerical sex abuse — and action.
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If there is any hope in the opioid crisis, it is the recognition of the field of addiction medicine.
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But it was pivotal to the recognition of photography as a valid and viable art form, Mr. Jacob said.
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In recognition of their importance, craft breweries received an unexpected gift in the recent rewrite of the tax code.
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His goal was to gain official recognition of Irish Republican Army inmates as political prisoners instead of common criminals.
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But Beijing's recognition of the risks of proliferation came slowly, and the genie was already out of the bottle.
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The postponement also came amid tensions in the region over President Donald Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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We are finally seeing growing recognition of pervasive and deeply racialized inequities in maternal mortality and other pregnancy outcomes.
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I hope solvers love the concept and perhaps even smile and laugh with recognition of some favorites movie moments.
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The most recent "Day of Rage" was this past Friday to mark 100 days since Trump's recognition of Jerusalem.
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In recognition of our devotion, Tushy is now giving WIRED readers 10 percent off all orders with code WIRED.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas called the deal "nonsense," while Jordan's foreign minister rejected the proposed recognition of Israeli settlements.
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Together we fought for recognition of student voices around the big funding questions playing out at the state legislature.
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Unfortunately, his actions over the course of the last year have sharply contradicted his newfound recognition of this problem.
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But the decision to shift them down the priority list is a recognition of the political realities in Europe.
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Treatments continue to improve, as does the recognition of the critical importance of quality of life for cancer survivors.
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From this measured, cautious recognition of a mutual humanity, the natives and strangers attempt to forge a new society.
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However, Fitch believes the improvement in EBITDA margin will be due to recognition of the wider-margin contracted sales.
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Countering misleading information begins not with curators, but by a recognition of the boundaries of our own echo chambers.
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This includes the disputed city of Jerusalem and recognition of Israeli sovereignty over settlements in the occupied West Bank.
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And it said it would permanently revoke recognition of fraternities for violations, as it did with Mr. Piazza's fraternity.
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For instance, Russia could use it as a pretext to argue for recognition of Crimea as a Russian province.
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The opposition delegation's presence showed the broad international recognition of Guaido, U.S. OAS representative Kimberly Breir told the assembly.
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The recognition of Hausmann adds to diplomatic pressure faced by Maduro to step down after months of political unrest.
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Paris has pointed out in the past its conviction that a two-state solution requires the recognition of Palestine.
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Part of the reason businesses are able to secure contracts without substantiating their owners' Native American status is that the Small Business Administration treats state and federal recognition of a tribe as co-equal, even as many Native American groups have opposed state recognition of tribes, saying the screening process is insufficient.
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The Norton Museum of Art announced Svenja Deininger as its 2017 Recognition of Art by Women artist [via email announcement].
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"The main consequence of today's formal letter is the implicit recognition of the validity of the existing contract," Mediaset said.
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U.S. President Donald Trump signed a proclamation on Monday officially granting U.S. recognition of the Golan Heights as Israeli territory.
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Even better, the trans-identified among them have much to celebrate with regards to legal recognition of their gender identities.
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Taliban spokesman Sohail Shahin later told Reuters that the focus was international recognition of their existing site in Doha, Qatar.
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Haftar's adversary -- known as the "Government of National Accord" (GNA) -- has the recognition of the United Nations, but fewer friends.
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Recognition of climate change as the greatest threat to humanity stands narrowly behind, a must-have for about three-quarters.
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I would propose that you not spend time in over-adulation and recognition of those who serve or have served.
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The Dissent of the Minority did so in Pennsylvania, and the entire New Hampshire convention demanded recognition of the right.
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All eyes are on the Grammys tonight as they attempt to correct last year's oversights in the recognition of women.
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But despite symbolic recognition of this day, there's still a lack of awareness around the pay gap Latina women face.
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Netanyahu was asked whether Israel, in light of Bolton's remarks, had dropped expectations of U.S. recognition of Israel's Golan claim.
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The agreement, rejoiced a Somaliland minister in the hotel café, amounted to the first economic recognition of his tiny republic.
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Quarterly revenues nearly doubled to 27.4 million euros, driven by higher milestones and recognition of upfront payments from ongoing collaborations.
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However, recognition of asset impairment is likely to be a protracted process as authorities often encourage support for troubled counterparties.
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She looked past him to me with all the recognition of someone who has come home after a long absence.
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And so, Thursday's vote serves as a recognition of the political realities -- and stakes -- at play in the impeachment investigation.
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IDnow lets consumers verify their identity online, using their smartphone, tablet or webcam via image recognition of their ID document.
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Waugh's famous regret, that "Brideshead" was "infused with a kind of gluttony," is partial recognition of his own bulimic nostalgia.
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"The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative's recognition of this "meta" effect is why Meta can be a key piece of the puzzle".
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It's also offered carrots to regional governments to get them to drop diplomatic recognition of Taiwan in favor of Beijing.
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"The president believes this is a recognition of reality," said an official who briefed reporters on the impending announcement Tuesday.
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On Friday the partners brought up to date an accord that provides mutual recognition of standards, easing cross-border trade.
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While this newer recognition of mixed race gives me hope, I must also remember my own family history with it.
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"We stand ready to help once the question of official recognition of the government there has been clarified," Rice said.
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He has argued that protecting trans people represents a "radical gender ideology," and virulently opposed recognition of same-sex marriage.
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"But we are seeing some movement, movement from denial to recognition of the issue to statements of intent," she added.
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International legal experts saw the ruling in part as a recognition of the realities the court faces in conducting prosecutions.
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Mr Sechin handled Russia's relations with Venezuela, Nicaragua and Cuba, winning Nicaraguan recognition of the former Georgian territories as well.
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In recognition of this remarkable achievement, the scientists involved in the study have won the $3 million Special Breakthrough Prize.
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The other long-term solution would be to turn Spain into a confederation with full recognition of its national minorities.
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The climate emergency has no clear definition, but will act as a symbolic, national recognition of the problem, CNN reports.
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In recognition of every sovereign state to determine its own capital, I moved the U.S. Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem.
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The law is the nation's first formal recognition of the industry after months of heated legal activity in multiple states.
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"This is nothing more or less than a recognition of reality," Trump said from the White House's Diplomatic Reception Room.
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Pirelli said it saw a positive impact of 107 million euros in H1 from recognition of tax credits in Brazil.
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Furthermore, to be successful against ISIS, there should be a recognition of the requirement for much more than military boots.
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Spokesmen for UBS and Credit Suisse said they welcomed the SNB's recognition of their efforts to bolster their capital positions.
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In essence, this means applying a firm recognition of the inherent limits on knowledge into the decisions the government makes.
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Nor does a Shi'ite backlash against Sunnis seem imminent given Shi'ite recognition of Sunni suffering in the IS-occupied cities.
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Last month, Ghani offered recognition of the Taliban as a legitimate political group as part of a proposed political process.
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But although we naively believe it also calls for recognition of Israel as the Jewish state, that's not the case.
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Too much recognition of targets for action or achievements may make it tough to distinguish the worthy from the frivolous.
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In the letter, Jameson called the U.S. "Godless," and expressed criticism of President Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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"The president believes this is a recognition of reality," said one official, who briefed reporters on Tuesday about the announcement.
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Budd-Thanos pointed to the wide cultural recognition of the emoji, but also had some stats to back it up.
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The moment asks players to empathize with Jayden, encouraging recognition of their own boredom in similar situations outside the game.
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They used to be called "lay midwives" or "direct entry midwives," in recognition of their lack of formal medical schooling.
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Based on recognition of Israel as a valuable U.S. ally with shared values, past bipartisan support for Israel was uncontroversial.
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The Hungarian Waldorf Alliance, a group of alternative schools, said the bill would end state recognition of alternative teaching methods.
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It has maintained a presence in Budapest, which Soros said was in recognition of the support shown by other academics.
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But the show's real payoffs have less to do with laughs than with aching recognition of the single mother's plight.
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It is the first time any state has extended such sweeping protections through recognition of an unborn child's civil rights.
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In recognition of Wilson's work, Business Insider just named him one of the 30 young leaders transforming the healthcare industry.
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The recognition of racially hostile behavior without direct resistance is to corroborate in the propagation of the inexcusable racist attitudes.
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More important than anything else, Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital gave Netanyahu an unparalleled diplomatic and political victory.
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However, the new document offers no recognition of the legitimacy of the "Zionist enemy," the term Hamas uses for Israel.
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Actor and director Kenneth Branagh was honored with the Special Award in recognition of his "outstanding contribution to British theater".
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In recognition of his work there, he was made a knight of the National Order of the Republic of Madagascar.
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This is one notch higher than Italy's sovereign rating, in recognition of SACE's strong credit profile and diversification by geography.
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"We are ready to talk about regulatory cooperation and mutual recognition of certificates for products, especially from America," Altmaier said.
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Rather, the drawings are about the awakening of the senses and the recognition of the transience of an erotic awakening.
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Wajda, who died on Sunday night, received an Academy Honorary Award in 2000 in recognition of five decades of work.
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Mark Sanford had the highest name recognition of Trump's challengers: 30.1% of conservative respondents said they had heard of him.
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The Palestinians, meanwhile, are in the midst of an emotional venting process following Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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For Keely to emerge is terrific; it's a great recognition of her skills and how she worked her way up.
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But on a personal level, the recognition of those boards moved Williams' work beyond the confines of conventional art categories.
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Though his recognition of the evangelical right's manifold hypocrisies and corruptions is welcome, one wonders what took Wehner so long.
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The original argument, from 1947, was that Jerusalem ought to be under international jurisdiction, in recognition of its religious importance.
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Mr. Hauser started fighting for recognition of Israel's sovereignty in the territory when he was an ally of Mr. Netanyahu.
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Prompted by the Trump administration's recognition of Mr. Guaidó's government, diplomatic officials representing President Nicolás Maduro were expelled last month.
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"Maybe she has bitterness" toward the generals who persecuted her, Mr. Shwe Mann said, in recognition of their unlikely relationship.
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With recognition of problems and the inclusion of marginalized communities comes the desire to change and progress rather than maintain.
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I looked to Richard, waiting for some recognition of our canine role play earlier that morning, but it never came.
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She was made the first "honorary citizen" of the city days later, in recognition of her response to the event.
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Recognition of the scale of sexual assault and harassment in the United States has, understandably, inspired a wave of outrage.
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The nationality-specific set-aside is unusual for such programs, and appeared to be in recognition of the asylum deals.
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Peter Madsen's lawyer, Betina Hald Engmark, said in a text message that the move was "certainly no recognition" of guilt.
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Pixar's "Soul" will enter theaters two weeks prior, but the name recognition of "Minions" could give it a competitive edge.
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It accords U.S. recognition of Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank that most of the world regards as illegal.
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That shared understanding, vulnerability and mutual recognition of collective destiny makes our time together even more joyful, even more precious.
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The turntable, the Technics SL-1200, may not enjoy the name recognition of, say, Fender electric guitars or Steinway pianos.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch could place Barcelona's IDRs on Rating Watch Negative should Catalonia win recognition of its claim to independence.
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At that age, you're so binary with the recognition of hypocrisy, so we were, like, This is a total scam.
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In her work, subtly or otherwise, there is always a recognition of the notion of indigenous people and their land.
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"It is the unilateral recognition of Jerusalem as only being a Jewish city while not acknowledging Palestinian ties as well."
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" Todd Phillips, Best Director Motion Picture for "Joker" "My sincere thanks to the HFPA for their significant recognition of Joker.
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The award, previously called the Laura Ingalls Wilder Medal, was renamed in recognition of the racial insensitivity in Wilder's work.
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Or were they the ones demanding civility, in the form of simple recognition of the lives of people with AIDS?
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Under the One China policy, Beijing demands that countries with which it has diplomatic relations drop their recognition of Taiwan.
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CORBAT: I THINK ONE THING YOU'VE GOT TO LOOK AT U.S. TRADE IN RECOGNITION OF THE REST OF THE WORLD.
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But none of those have the cultural weight and recognition of Endgame, The Lion King, or a Toy Story film.
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In some ways, it felt like the departure was an official recognition of something that had been true for years.
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Legal recognition of those marriages is probably a distant proposition in India, where gay sex was decriminalized only last year.
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The US recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel was the biggest prize, but certainly not the only one.
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Quinnipiac University found the three Democrats with name recognition of above 70% in very similar positions against Trump for 2020.
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U.S. officials were also examining how the president's recognition of Jerusalem would be reflected on government maps, Satterfield said Thursday.
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Beijing considered this a possible step toward recognition of Taiwanese independence and, in response, fired missiles into the Taiwan Strait.
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"We are witnessing in many places around the world a bigger recognition of school violence being a problem," she said.
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But the Dardennes handle it deftly, with a recognition of the complex factors that bring a teenager to that point.
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Many of its contestants opened boutiques or started their own lines, but none reached the mainstream recognition of Mr. Siriano.
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"Some football programs have already made changes indicating that there is at least some recognition of this problem," he said.
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On the Democratic side, a July poll found that Hallquist had the highest name recognition of the plethora of contenders.
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"The Italian population metabolized the recognition of same-sex couples some time ago," said Chiara Saraceno, a noted sociologist who retired as a professor of sociology at the University of Turin, citing a 2009 study that confirmed that a "wide majority" of Italians favored legal recognition of same-sex partnerships, though not gay marriage.
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Not only is it the first internationally endorsed recognition of the Jewish people's inalienable right to return to their ancient homeland.
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Only with empathy and a recognition of our shared humanity can we work together to save the lives of trans people.
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And didn&apost too many people take enough of a recognition of the serious damage that had been done by Comey.
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Others believe it is more symbolic of having Jesus' spirit among us and a recognition of his suffering on our behalf.
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The new inclusion (it wasn't on WHO's 2018 list) is the latest recognition of how dangerous the antivax movement has become.
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Hanan Ashrawi, a senior official in the Palestine Liberation Organisation, welcomed the decision and any recognition of Palestine as a state.
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Under Rajan, the RBI has pushed for increased recognition of bad debt by state-owned lenders, hitting profitability in the sector.
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But, when it comes to the Grammys, the recognition of rap, or even artists of color, has never been so certain.
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For the first time, streaming-only music was eligible for consideration -- a recognition of how fans are now increasingly consuming music.
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The Government of National Accord has the recognition of the United Nations but has difficulty enforcing its rule beyond the capital.
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He said the reactions to his gesture were a "nice recognition" of teachers as well as students who are also parents.
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This begrudging recognition of genius in women is emblematic of the larger problem we have with talking about black women artists.
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Part of that effort included pay rises of up to 20% and the recognition of trade unions for the first time.
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It seemed to me there has been no collective acceptance, let alone recognition of the mistakes made and the sins committed.
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They've never used money as a weapon against each other and, in a way, their recognition of its importance is endearing.
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The Sufi master and contemporary pioneer both express their yearning for freedom and the recognition of the ephemeral nature of life.
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Recognition of genocide brings with it obligations on behalf of the international community to prevent, punish and protect people, she said.
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" Phillips said, "If the EU can't facilitate Serbia's recognition of Kosovo, it should simply fold its tent and stop the dialogue.
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Vincent Dunne, its chief executive, says a base in the EU27 eases uncertainty about mutual recognition of standards and border delays.
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Keep in mind, the past four Democratic Party platforms had called for the recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
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Ahead of the reception, the groom himself asked John to perform, in recognition of the musician's personal connection to his family.
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In 1972 he visited China in person, setting the stage for American recognition of the government in Beijing seven years later.
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The New Zealand government gave NZ$5,000 ($3,271) to Pillars in recognition of couple's interest in programs that support vulnerable children.
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China has persuaded nearly every African state to ditch diplomatic recognition of Taiwan; only eSwatini (formerly Swaziland) remains to be swayed.
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Later, speaking at a news conference at the hospital, he said the prize was an important recognition of many women's trauma.
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