Sentence examples for power recognizing from inspiring English sources

As he did during his 2008 campaign, but stopped doing once he took office, Obama should encourage the organizers and activists who are challenging corporate power, recognizing that their ability to agitate and mobilize ordinary Americans can help him be a more effective president.

Proponents of nuclear power, recognizing these dangers, propose new "safe" future generation technology (which does not now exist), assembly line production of standard designs, and continued operation of existing plants that are already beyond their 40-year design lifetime in the United States.

Although the Petrograd Soviet had been the sole political power recognized by the revolutionary workers and soldiers in March 1917, its leaders had hastily turned full power over to the Provisional Government.

Yet even some Democrats, who have accused Mr. Bush of abusing his office and have called for a curb on executive power, recognize that a party's perspective can change once its candidate is in the White House.

Diffusion of power recognizes that cognitive accessibility is relative to the situation of the knower.

Current activities to develop "roadmaps" for realizing fusion power recognize the blanket/FW as one of the principal remaining challenges.

I think folks in power recognize that mortal hazard is a cancer in the economy and they've got to cut it out.

All the major powers recognize Beijing, but the two sides have long competed for the allegiances of smaller countries, using promises of aid.

For several years the Greeks had been fighting for their independence from the Ottoman Empire, and in 1832 the European powers recognized Greece as an independent sovereign state.

While outside powers recognizes Yugoslav sovereignty over Kosovo, Mr. Milosevic was a perfect foil for Kosovo Albanian desires for independence, which have only grown stronger since NATO intervened on the Albanians' behalf in the 1999 bombing war.

But more important than the numbers, Mr. Guterres suggested, is that world powers recognize that they need to shift from emergency humanitarian relief to more comprehensive and longer-term social and economic intervention.