Sentence examples for groups recognize from inspiring English sources

The pro-Palestinian groups recognize that divestment may be a tough sell.

Nor do amateur boxing groups recognize Toughman, partly because its rules are untraditional -- its rounds are one minute long instead of two or three, for example.

These groups recognize the barriers that women--especially women of color--face when trying to access high-quality, low-cost health services and information.

One team thought so, and went about designing "Group Income" because the market doesn't always recognize that people are valuable, but some groups recognize all people are.

"True North: Charting the Course to College and Career Readiness" highlights College Board's most recent survey of school counselors and administrators, where both groups recognize counselors can be effective change agents in the college and work plans of students, provided counselors receive the training and support they need to do their jobs.

Both groups recognize the benefits of interacting with each other and the positive effect on SRH-related services for clients.

Many anti-immigrant groups recognized the power that Espinoza brought to their cause.

The groups recognized by the AKC are identified below and in the Table.

Only one of the three groups recognizes that she might perceive the man is trying to chat her up.

Some environmental groups, recognizing that a second Obama term would probably be better for their issues than a Romney presidency, have declined to publicly attack the president.

Mr. Mandelson called the group's stance "a betrayal of every community in Northern Ireland," and said Britain's decision next week would turn entirely on whether the paramilitary groups recognized the urgency of demands to start disarmament.