The company, recognising my experience and expertise, happily accommodated me at the same salary as my previous role.
In particular, The Allegations nails the guilty-until-proven-guilty circularity involved in recognising subjective experience as prosecution-worthy fact.
In response, she teased Labour MPs that they might recognise the experience of a boss who doesn't listen to his workers.
We are very mindful that most people in the United States want to dismiss racism as a relic of the past, while there are others who recognise and experience racism every day through its various forms (such as racial exploitation, marginalization, segregation, obfuscation, and minimalisation).
For example, whilst the problem of persistence of viable seed in the soil is recognised, the experience of seed farmers suggests that it may be more intractable than typically acknowledged.
The festive "represents a genuine creation, [for] something drawn from within ourselves takes shape before our eyes in a form that we recognise and experience as a more profound presentation of our own reality" (RB 60).
Watching him play video games, you are awed by the technology, you recognise the experience warmly, and you find it a little pathetic, all at the same time.
First, our community partner knew how to approach participants to ensure their safety and she was able to recognise from experience that we would need to remain flexible about how information was shared, gathered and recorded.
Women are assumed to more easily adopt the sick role; they tend to recognise and experience more health problems than men, because it is socially and culturally acceptable for women to be ill and seek professional help [ 14].
