Sentence examples for recognizing the reality that from inspiring English sources

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

Oregon's death with dignity is not about the freedom to choose death; it is about recognizing the reality that death comes and that we can take medically appropriate steps to make that death as painless and dignified as possible.

And, this applies to judges of whatever station -- no matter how lofty, or lowly -- and whether or not they were formally trained as lawyers (recognizing the reality that an extraordinarily high percentage of judges around the country are not required to be or are lawyers).

Module 4 addresses Substance Abuse and the Family, recognizing the reality that in primary care, a substance-abusing patient's family member is often the first identified patient.

"This body, founded, as it was, out of the ashes of war and genocide; dedicated, as it is, to the dignity of every person, must recognize the reality that is lived by both the Palestinians and the Israelis," he said.

Like Lene, and though it took me decades, I finally recognized the reality that kept slapping me ever-harder in the face.

Any future for the floor will have to recognize the reality that the electronic market has won.

"At the same time, we recognize the reality that it's the one tax we have control over".

"It's time for His Holiness to recognize the reality that China has no need to talk to us.

And it's to recognize the reality that we have some tough history, and we haven't got through all that history yet.

Judging from the books they cite as most important, they embrace hope but recognize the reality that life is unlikely to conform to our wishes.