If we recognise that, as we must, we may wish to make it somewhat easier by increasing the size of transfer payments.
HE Baber: The persistence of religious belief is readily explicable – even if we recognise that science in principle offers a complete explanation of natural phenomena Lesley Chamberlain: As Russian history shows, social cohesion and individual morality are better derived from an acceptance of reason than from any other source Ophelia Benson: To talk of replacing religion is laughable.
I suggest the micro/macro-divide characterising transition studies may be discarded, if we recognise that actors operate both on niche, regime, and landscape level.
Salle says that "even if we recognise that the situation is better than a month or a year ago, the problem is [a lack of] confidence.
If we recognise that our common goal is a more equal society, we may be able to remember that there is more that unites us than separates us.
If we recognise that images like the recent Dove gif both reflect and shape our values and desires, shouldn't we also take note when a brand is selling us something different?
His point is that they have everything to do with us because we are brothers and sisters, and if we recognise that truth, then that will very much affect how we respond".
But one of the most important lessons to learn from this crisis is that our economy only works if we recognise that we're all in this together -- that we all have responsibilities to each other and to our country.
That is the future America wants - a future of peace and prosperity that we can only reach if we recognise that all nations have rights, but all nations have responsibilities as well.
But the only way that Chekhov, Ibsen, Shakespeare and Miller will survive is if we recognise that all plays, even the most famous ones, are simply a suggestion for a performance, not a template for one that must be reproduced slavishly.
