The Obama administration knows that calling for a responsible China also means offering a seat at the table, and Beijing may at last recognize that suspending military-to-military relations is counterproductive.
Apotheker and crew may be tardy, but they at last recognize that the future (and the profits) lie in the clouds – and to their credit, have decided to bet the fate of the world's biggest technology company.
And the U.S., as an unabashed ally, should at last recognize an undivided Jerusalem (mentioned in the Hebrew Bible 667 times, to be exact) as Israel's capital.
Who knows, we may at last recognize the irreplaceable value of public and private honesty.
I have dozens of friends and colleagues who say things like, "I hate industrial ag, but how will we feed the poor?" Let's at last recognize that there are two food systems, one industrial and one of small landholders, or peasants if you prefer.
"We're optimistic that the court will at last recognize that there is a point at which a partisan gerrymander goes too far," Mr. Geffen said in a phone interview.
If they did nothing else, the Rambouillet talks fulfilled an objective stressed beforehand by West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt, when he said the summit was important to demonstrate to citizens of the Western world that their political leaders at last recognize jointly the need to apply worldwide management to economies that have worldwide implications.
Mr. Wilson said that race and labor problems are at last recognized as the same thing, and that now that Harlem children are beginning to learn in school, that the black community will not be hurt by the strike.
On August 16, the day after a Franco-American force had landed on the Riviera (Operation Dragoon), Hitler at last recognized the inevitable and gave permission for a withdrawal from Normandy.
Bragg at last recognized that only a determined assault could dislodge Rosecrans.
The Fed chairman at last recognizes that he needs two weapons to fight on two fronts.
