He became a Zionist as a teenager, but, recognizing the plight of Palestinians, he warned against Israeli expansionism in the protracted Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Anyone who has ever made decisions about the care of an ill or elderly family member will recognize the plight of Ennis and Malcolm, torn between love and responsibility for their father and the demands of their own unfolding young lives.
In addition to depicting nude women in more explicit poses, Penthouse, "the magazine of sex, politics and protest," as it describes itself, was among the first magazines to recognize the plight of Vietnam veterans.
In New York, we could honor the Algonquin-speaking Lenape; in Utah, there could be a festival for their namesake Utes; in the Dakotas, a celebration of the Sioux, while at the same time recognizing the plight of many Indians on reservations.
Surely Don, of all people, could recognize the plight of a frightened child who feels alone in the world?
We're trying to get the word out to as many as students as possible to continue to recognize the plight of students (and professors) in Iran, who are being condemned as terrorists working for foreign countries just for expressing their opinions peaceably.
However, it is important to recognize the plight of people suffering from "hypersensitivity reactions".
The governor, asked about city aid, said he recognized the city's plight but that there were alternatives to tax increases, some of which he said he endorses, others not.
Some activists hope that drafters of future peace treaties will be prompted to recognize the special plight of underage soldiers, perhaps making provisions to start the difficult process to help them rejoin civilian society.
But then a little-known Libertarian congressman from Arizona named Jeff Flake somehow got word of my plight, immediately recognized the much broader constitutional issues involved, and threw himself into my fight with an energy and courage no Democrat had shown.
