In the end, of course, Mr. Schacht may have recognized that there really is no such animal as a merger of equals.
After the attacks on energy firms in the Persian Gulf, "we recognized that we really need to bolster our working relationships with key allies in the region," said one senior Defense Department official.
ON THE MEANING OF THANKSGIVING "Thanksgiving Day, a function which originated in New England two or three centuries ago when those people recognized that they really had something to be thankful for — annually, not oftener — if they had succeeded in exterminating their neighbors, the Indians, during the previous twelve months instead of getting exterminated by their neighbors the Indians.
Saul Klein: Having started companies in the US and then started companies in Europe, I recognized that Europe really didn't have a cohesive ecosystem.
Gilman explained that in her work as a psychotherapist she recognized that boundaries really were at the core of so many relational challenges and conflicts.
Hatch: "... the president has finally recognized that what really has caused this (mortgage crisis) wasn't the Bush administration, it was Wall Street, it was Fannie and Freddie".
He also recognized that we really don't know what we are emerging into, but he did his best to predict what problems would be most challenging to future humans.
Unlike many foreign automakers, Toyota recognized that many Americans really like the kinds of cars that Detroit offers.
"The city recognized that all we really need to do is file a stipulation of discontinuance as a matter of general practice," an official said.
Other writers immediately recognized that if there really were a civilization on Mars, it could be anything; Lowell's version was only one guess.
