One tradition stands: recognizing proletarians as well as purebreds.
Ydanis Rodriguez, the councilman whose district skirts the neighborhood where the Polo Grounds once stood, recognizes that the council is unlikely to approve a street name for Mays, but said that his accomplishments were worth noting.
That morning we stood together recognizing that we decrease poverty and strengthen our economy by ensuring girls have access to education.
The federal district and appellate judges who refused to let Trump's revised travel ban stand recognized this when they, rather unusually, pointed to his own campaign statements about Muslims to reason that the executive order, which does not mention Muslims, nevertheless constituted religious discrimination.
We can accomplish miracles when we recognize we stand on the shoulders of those who have come before us; Abraham Lincoln, Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King, Jr., John F. and Robert Kennedy, Sojourner Truth, Cesar Chavez, Susan B. Anthony and so many others.
For example, the earliest echinoderms are believed to be bilaterally symmetrical with pharyngeal filtration feeding and gill slits [ 8], but we stand no chance of recognizing them as such until the first crown group synapomorphy - their calcitic skeleton of stereom - had evolved.
We could stand to recognize more of what we have in common with our patients.
Everyone recognizes that we stand for something".
Playing his acoustic guitar that included a handwritten card inscribed with "NOT AFRAID!" Yarrow strongly urged everyone to stand up "to recognize that we stand on the shoulders of Dr. Martin Luther King" and put their arms around each other.
And so I hope that when we stand at the anthropological crossroads we recognize that a fork in the road is a serious space for "cruel" existential reflection.
At the President's speech we stood near three women recognized for the price they paid in "the life".
