Sentence examples for recognize the hardships from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama quickly added: "We recognize the hardships that Afghans have been through during these many many years of war".

President Obama rightly encouraged people to attack the stigma of mental illness, to recognize the hardships of people who have psychiatric illness and to make services available.

"He has apparently created a spirit not unlike that of the early days of the Peace Corps or the poverty program," the magazine wrote, "drawing on people who recognize the hardships but want to be in on the fight".

"We all recognize the hardships this will impose on families who have already been without their Screaming Eagle for over five months now -- and, in some cases, were separated because of Afghanistan deployments for six months in the year before that as well," General Petraeus wrote.

Should I use red wine or white?" It is Passover; time to make haroset, a sweet mixture of apples, nuts, and spices to recognize the hardships of slavery and the sweetness of freedom.

In any case, the company insisted to the Korea Herald that the gesture was not a publicity grab, but, instead, a sincere "welcoming present" meant to recognize the "hardship" he'd undergone.

"F.H.A. recognizes the hardships faced by these borrowers, and realizes that their credit histories may not fully reflect their true ability or propensity to repay a mortgage," the agency said in the Aug. 15 mortgagee letter laying out the program's underwriting standards.

Watch the "Weight of Honor," circulate this great documentary recognizing the hardships imposed on our wounded and their families.

It officially recognized the hardships of these divided families and how the nations' youth had been scattered across oceans by circumstances beyond their control.

The statement didn't say how many filers are affected, but noted that the agency "recognizes the hardship caused by delayed refunds, and it has assigned additional staff and resources to address the issues promptly".

The consensus was that we needed to start by recognizing the hardship that AAPI groups face; correct the dearth of research and data; increase educational opportunities, especially for certain AAPI subgroups; improve access to health care; boost entrepreneurship; and use new technologies to reach them.