Sentence examples for recognizing the difficulty from inspiring English sources

But proponents of the bill, while recognizing the difficulty of passing it, are undeterred.

And recognizing the difficulty of achieving these goals, it surrounds wedlock with a distinctive set of rituals, sanctions and taboos.

The local planning context appeared to be quite inflexible, with planners themselves recognizing the difficulty of changing the way transport was viewed and planned in the borough.

Recognizing the difficulty of the supervisors' jobs and wanting to motivate them to do their best, Neubauer has seen to it that he and some 14,500 employees now own 80% of the company.

Recognizing the difficulty of getting this proposal through the Republican-controlled House of Representatives, President Obama agreed to the prospect of raising the threshold to families earning above $400,000 a year.

They are thinking through its consequences, recognizing the difficulties ahead, shouldering responsibilities.

One reason to turn to this question may stem from recognizing the difficulties various theories of numerical identity run into, both metaphysically and in terms of fitting with our practical concerns (Schechtman 1996, 26 70).

"This is also a coalition that is open to recognizing the difficulties of others, because alone, we can't achieve that high mitigation ambition that we have".

While recognizing the difficulties in getting Republican support for any move to limit the president's war-fighting abilities, Murphy said the Kaine-Flake language on ground troops is too imprecise.

Recognizing the difficulties of obtaining normal brain tissue from children, we utilized the normal fetal brains and normal adult cerebral RNAs that were commercially available as references.

O) Recognizing the difficulties in controlling and using biological weapons, unauthorized release of classified documents, and the moral outrage of US citizens and world public opinion against biological weapons, President Richard M. Nixon cancelled the offensive biological weapons development programs.