Sentence examples for and fully recognize from inspiring English sources

"I am deeply troubled by the facts of this case and fully recognize that wrongdoing or impropriety among elected officials is a serious concern for all New Yorkers," he said.

As a white woman, I understand my own privilege and fully recognize that there are real and different challenges for those who identify with more than one marginalized group.

'I want to not loose [sic] an amazing opportunity and fully recognize our current limits.'".

Deasy replied to Aquino copying Codding: "I want to not [lose] an amazing opportunity and fully recognize our current limits.

I summarize the mission of compassionate conservation as follows, and fully recognize that because it's a developing field -- a work in progress -- this characterization may change over time.

An American Dia de los Muertos might encourage us to stop the denial, reckon with the end of our days, and fully recognize the imperfect amount of time that connects us all.

Kazakhstan, Moldova, Belarus, and the former Soviet republics of Central Asia and the Caucasus all fall into this category — yet these are sovereign nations and fully recognized members of the United Nations.

The transitional moment in which a human being finally and fully recognizes that only virtue (consistency) is good is momentous: this is the moment in which a fool becomes a wise person (Cicero, De fin. 3.20 22).

That episode was a lifetime ago, and the subsequent years brought another big move in the late 1990s plus a continued professional trajectory, which was both gratifying and fully recognized.

We do not want them living here illegally because it is not good for our society to have so many people floating outside the system with no opportunity to ever become citizens and fully recognized -- and fully taxed -- members of society.

"On the front burner'", there would have been the issue of how to fairly divide Sinai -- and this should have been, as already remarked, in half -- right down the middle, as any objective observer at the time would have realized since the Eastern border of "Egypt" had never really been actually delineated and fully recognized even in British times.