Sentence examples for recognizing the realities from inspiring English sources

Some defense officials and experts on counterinsurgency reply that the practitioners of the military doctrine are simply, if belatedly, recognizing the realities of the Afghan war.

They are fiercely partial to their own taste while recognizing the realities of a difficult economy and the spectrum of public tastes.

"New Jersey has really shown itself to be a leader in recognizing the realities of parent-child relationships, instead of attempting to impose a mold that doesn't apply to everyone," Ms. Cooper said.

"This is really recognizing the realities of the illegal alien population," he said.

"This is an interesting contrast with the Kyoto Protocol, which established a top-down market, because here we see the UN recognizing the realities on the ground, the jurisdictions that are already using markets, and saying, 'Here's some basic rules of the road to promote and foster the growth of those markets, but also to let countries take a driving role at doing that.'".

This approach is an example of how organizations and scientists can establish guidelines to promote dissemination and sharing of information while still recognizing the realities of the patent system and related commercial objectives.

But in deciding on a very measured response, the White House was also implicitly recognizing the reality of how North Korea differs from Iraq.

"The Dominican government is not recognizing the reality that many people were unable to register," said Robin Guittard, a Caribbean campaigner with Amnesty International.

We [started developing the sonic brand] by recognizing the reality coming down the track that voice commerce, voice search is expected to be in 75% of households.

The purpose of this body would be to uphold the principle of giving people a voice while also recognizing the reality of keeping people safe.

Many Israelis were ecstatic, praising Trump for recognizing the reality on the ground.