But the demands on Mr. Kohl to declare himself on the matter have become something of a test of the Chancellor's broader readiness to recognize and address the apprehensions raised abroad by the prospect of a reunited Germany.
Since MIT recognizes the prudence of the new policies, our admissions office should not allow apprehension about the risks involved to deter its implementation.
As was pointed out earlier (section 3), 'apprehension' is, according to Cook Wilson, not mere 'sensation', because in the former one recognizes the definite character of a sensation, through comparison.
Kramer recognizes the difficulty of revealing the truth and in a DSR blog post she notes that parents can choose to act from fear or from love, putting the needs of their children before their own apprehensions.
Remembering this has helped Pearson to recognize her children's own apprehension and has triggered her to create a game plan that begins a few days prior to the first day of school.
Recognize that this is a common apprehension and affirm that indeed you are fine just as you are, and that you deserve to attain your dreams.
The second is risky and demands constant vigilance and apprehension: seek and learn to recognize who and what, in the midst of the inferno, are not inferno, then make them endure, give them space".
I went undercover in the night club, with lots of apprehensions about whether I would be recognized given the time I'd been in uniform.
I went undercover in the night club, with lots of apprehensions about whether I would be recognized, given the time I'd been in uniform.
As he says, we must recognize the "lag between an innovation and the apprehension of its consequences… Otherwise a quantitative expansion will result in a qualitative contraction".
Many clients suffer from various kinds of addiction, as the Social Division Manager describes; "in some situations, we have recognized through case assessments and the amount of (child) apprehensions that occur".
