"I recognize that when they are my age, it'll be difficult to find a 'dead-tree book,' " he added.
The Gessmanns recognize that when a voice rises in tone it is likely that a noteworthy event is occurring.
We recognize that when the individual rights are being violated, that means my rights, our rights, are being violated too.
We should also recognize that, when we decide not to subsidize manufacturing, we are deciding to kill it.
Rather, it's an opportunity for us to recognize that when we're dealing with people who we care about, we can't impose our money language and expectations on them.
And how do you convey that to people? A. People have to recognize that when I criticize or I'm not satisfied that I'm never thinking about the person.
Above all, City Hall needs to recognize that when it comes to public programs, seemingly convenient stopgap measures can easily take on a pernicious life of their own.
"The law fails to recognize that when you have a co-op you have five to seven people making a decision," Mr. Flood said.
But the Capitals recognize that when it counted most, they were also better than the Rangers when skating five on five.
It is equally important to recognize that when the applications were approved, the I.N.S. had no information indicating that Atta or Shehhi had ties to terrorist organizations".
It doesn't take an advanced degree, these six Bronx women said, to recognize that when parents involve themselves in schools, their children are more likely to do well.
