We are ready to recognize the humanity of those who were victims of an unequal system; the film's poise forces us to recognize, as well, the humanity of those who served as executioners.
The queen and her councillors were more ready to recognize the rights of the Indians than was Columbus; she ordered some of those he had brought back as slaves to be released.
"There is nothing to say that a few years from now, or sooner, that New York State won't be ready to recognize the equality that our families should have," Mr. Levi said.
And the main problem is that the Arabs are not ready yet -- I don't know if it will be in the future, I don't know -- but they are not ready to recognize the birthright of the Jewish people to have an independent Jewish state in the homeland of the Jewish people".
And the main problem is that the Arabs are not ready yet -- I don't know if it will be in the future, I don't know -- but they are not ready to recognize the birthright of the Jewish people to have an independent Jewish state in the homeland of the Jewish people". His voice rose as he delivered that last thought.
Whether it's a solution or your resolution, I believe we are all ready to recognize the new career paradigm and name it, allowing ourselves to maximize its -- and our -- potential.
The only real negative is that we've all gotten so used to six years of bad economic news that we aren't ready to recognize the good times when they arrive!
The United States has indicated that it is ready to recognize Kosovo by the end of this year without a negotiated settlement or a Security Council resolution.
This suggests that physicians are not only ready to recognize that cost should play a role in allocating health care resources, but would rather participate in this sort of decision than not.
He added that 100 countries were ready to recognize Kosovo's independence as soon as it was declared.
