"Leaders in business are beginning to appreciate that older workers retain unique values, skills, wisdom and judgment and are recognizing, frankly, that the intergenerational teams and workforces may be the most powerful workforces of the future," he said.
"Our first priority being the marketplace, we recognized that frankly the best thing to do was to keep both platforms open".
"This subjective error of judgment, so clear to us today, led them to a disciplinary measure from which Galileo 'had much to suffer.' These mistakes must be frankly recognized," Cardinal Paul Poupard, the commission chairman, told the pope.
He frankly recognizes his new physical limitations, but still aims his mind forward to new creative acts.
We have to frankly recognize that there has been some infection of the whole R2P concept by the perception, accurate or otherwise, that the civilian protection mandate granted by the Council was manifestly exceeded by that military operation.
But by frankly recognizing that this aspect of the analysis belongs more properly under the heading of substantive Fourth Amendment doctrine than under the heading of standing, we think the decision of this issue will rest on sounder logical footing.
We should frankly recognize that our problem in accomplishing regime change in Iraq is made more difficult by the way our policy on the Arab-Israeli dispute is perceived around the world.
Romney first weighed in on the flag as a Republican presidential candidate in 2007, when he said "That's not a flag I recognize". "That flag, frankly, is divisive, and it shouldn't be shown," he said during a debate sponsored by CNN.
The existence of God, Ward frankly recognizes, cannot be proved.
He simply sees in Jesus authority that he recognizes and, quite frankly, needs.
The president is very mindful of that and frankly recognizes his responsibility to the American people to be transparent".
