Sentence examples for house recognized from inspiring English sources

Members of the House recognized over a decade ago, as we do now, that promoting quality programs and services for our youngest children is the best way to ensure they are on track for success.

"If in fact the House recognized the smart thing, the right thing to do, was to go ahead and send the Senate bill to the floor for a vote, I think it would pass tomorrow," Obama told Norma Garcia of Telemundo Dallas in a series of four interviews with Spanish-language newstationsns at the White House.

But in the way that residents in an apartment house recognize others who have a place in its little universe, she knew the two women she saw when she reached the balcony overlooking the lobby.

"We got our hands dirty figuring out how to actually build an earthquake-resistant house". Recognizing she would never been able to hire enough engineers and builders to respond to disasters, Elizabeth instead open-sourced the Build Change methodology.

Other fashion houses recognize the demand for dress alternatives.

"You can feel it the moment the door opens," Mr. Mcdonald said, explaining that those who have experienced passive houses recognize the feel of the air immediately.

The auction houses recognize the value of the middle market, but in order to maintain their "brand," they have to distinguish their middle market operations from their high-end salesrooms, both geographically and by using a different or modified name.

What's impressive about Next IT's systems is how well its natural language processing algorithms – which were all developed in-house – recognize even casual voice responses (though users can also type responses and on phones and tablets, the system can ask show multiple choice prompts).

Almost 150 people attended the session on how to purchase fixer-uppers, avoid foreclosures, find government subsidized housing, recognize scams, find creative financing and use tax deferments.

He arranges to have his house officially recognized as a shelter for the dozen or so refugees who live there.

While in a bar he saw a man enter who, from a picture he had seen at the house, he recognized as Mr. Greenwood.