North Italians came there because they recognised it, they knew what to do with that land".
I'm alright if I'm with Andy, because they recognise him as being the landlord, and therefore I must be his mate.
Leading companies are pushing ahead with green investments and ambitious emissions cuts, and are setting long-term targets because they recognise that it makes business sense.
In order for this to happen, organisations need to commit to identifying and nurturing female leaders – not because they've been told to or from some fuzzy notions about "equality", but because they recognise that it will benefit them.
But governments, in the United States and many other countries around the world, increasingly seek to make that distinction because they recognise that it actively increases their powers of investigation.
The US, France and Germany are all increasing their investment in science and technology because they recognise that it is their way out of the recession," he said.
In New Zealand we had the same, Maori people telling us they recognised it because of that.'...On becoming actors Michael Nardone, a tour de force as both the regimental sergeant and the writer loosely based on Burke, knows he could so easily have been a soldier.
When groups like Greenpeace or No Dash for Gas (a mixed group with primarily female spokespeople) put women at the forefront of their activism, they're doing it because they recognise that women must be at the heart of any progressive social change, and not just act as a bonus to be hastily stapled on at the end.
If such elites are resolutely peevish about her tub-thumping language, it is in part because they recognise that their view was less persuasive than they hoped.
"The other day they gave me a reception I didn't expect and it was very pleasant because they recognise that although there have been problems, the job has been done," he said.
