These type donations, in fact, are responsible for the vast majority of University of California oral histories that we've done, and we are grateful for the continued support of those who recognize a need for an interview and work with us to make it happen.
A large number of police were gathering there, too, some of whom I recognized from an interview days before.
The N.C.A.A., as its president recognized in an interview with Tavis Smiley this week, does have a role, as long as Penn State wants to keep presenting its football team as something governed by the university, rather than the other way around.
A Rockets fan once recognized David from an interview he had done earlier in the day.
"My hope is that they go ahead and recognize what the majority of the American people now recognize," he said in an interview with YouTube star GloZell Green.
As reported by Weingart et al., who investigated patients' ability to recognize medical errors in an interview study with adults treated in an outpatient oncology infusion unit, many of the incidents detected by the patients in our study can be classified as quality problems rather than errors or safety-related events [ 8].
The festival is dependent on it for its theatrical performances, but, as the festival's artistic director Michael Kaufmann said in an interview, the theater also recognizes a mission to perform Weill's works, so cooperative collaboration is the rule.
She recognized a Congolese man she had interviewed days earlier and knew that she was safe.
Mr. David rarely does interviews, but recognizing a fellow dyspeptic, he came to my hotel here to have a beer.
Here is something you should recognize about interviewing and interview advice: the interview is a living, breathing thing.
Some interview participants however, recognized a principle of accountability to the public and funders.
