Sentence examples for once we acknowledge from inspiring English sources
Once we acknowledge that, no matter how much we improve our average, the bell curve isn't going away, we're left with all sorts of questions.
It is only once we acknowledge the existence of these attitudes and identify the influences at work that we can deliver the right kind of educational interventions to help build capacity to resist racist ideas and attitudes among young people".
Changing the tax code so that Warren Buffett pays a higher rate than his secretary, extending unemployment insurance, investigating mortgage abuses that led to the financial meltdown … those are no-brainers, at least once we acknowledge that what's obviously correct does not lie exactly between what the Democrats want and what the Republicans are willing to do.
Once we acknowledge that the system is well and truly broken – once we recognize this as a problem for activists, not business analysts – women can start to realize that we don't have to struggle to fit ourselves into the cracks that are left for us.
Once we acknowledge that side effects are not simply self-contained, physical bi-products, the possibility of a more accurate, phenomenologically inspired consent process becomes conceivable.
For example, Prinz (2007) argues that what he calls "moral sentimentalism" implies a form of MMR once we acknowledge moral disagreements.
Once we can acknowledge, with compassion, that there are these different drives within each of us -- some that are more noble, kind and inspired, and others that tend toward pettiness, selfishness, and limitation -- then we can understand the basic practice of developing spiritual intelligence.
Once we have acknowledged that WSPs can be trusted, we can start to build the trust, security and privacy preserving infrastructures that cloud service providers require, by relying on these trusted third parties to operate parts of the security infrastructure.
"We acknowledge once again that not everyone will be content with the decision made tonight - this was always going to be the case whichever way it turned out".
But the questions she raises are intriguing ones.Once we acknowledge that bad leaders are bad for us, what can we do about them?
Ironically, once we're able to acknowledge, own, and express the emotion(s) involved, much of the suffering and struggling go away -- if we're willing to really take responsibility for and express what we're truly feeling.
