Sentence examples for change recognizing from inspiring English sources

The archive agreed to change, recognizing that the number of people who visit Wikipedia so dwarfs its own online visitor traffic.

Even the unions support the change, recognizing members' pensions would be a lot richer if some of those funds had been put into equities.

But as a society we have been remarkably open and accepting of change, recognizing that ultimately we all benefit from it through a better standard of living and a better chance to move ahead.

Embrace the change: Recognizing palate evolution (even if it's de-evolution) is eminently useful.

Policy change: Recognizing that minors cannot consent to sex, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department will no longer arrest children on prostitution charges.

Past presidents have held off from making the mostly symbolic change, recognizing that it might hamstring their ability to help hammer out a peace deal that almost certainly would have to allow for Palestinian control of East Jerusalem.

They were permitted to serve openly in the military, and to have their sex change recognized on identity documents.

This change recognizes the growing influence of Latin pop music as a genre, said Bill Freimuth, the vice president for awards.

The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change recognizes carbon (C) fixation in forests as an important contribution for the reduction of atmospheric pollution in terms of greenhouse gases.

This change recognizes that our individual business units have evolved to a point where it is clear they are best served by dedicated professionals who live and breathe those products alone.

Those who are adept at handing change recognize this and trust they are capable of whatever the future holds.