Sentence examples for recognizing the reality from inspiring English sources

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.

Finally, other skills such as assessing the patient's opinion of the illness, recognizing the reality of symptoms and informing that there is no life risk, were correctly done from the beginning and, therefore, showed no change.

"We want very much to open the waterfront from a recreation perspective, but we also want to protect our fragile waterfront from Mother Nature by recognizing the reality of storm surges," Mr. Stringer said in a phone interview.

They are pioneering a whole new human resources approach to longer working lives — recognizing the reality that 21st century careers will entail multiple chapters, even into what was once the retirement years.

This is a crisis that the Republican Party often badly misunderstands, casting Democratic-leaning voters as lazy moochers or spoiled children seeking "gifts" (as a certain former Republican presidential nominee would have it) rather than recognizing the reality of their economic struggles.

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.

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

"Do I recognize the reality of the situation?

"That moral superiority doesn't recognize the reality people face".