Sentence examples for recognizing the scope of from inspiring English sources

The state comptroller, H. Carl McCall, who applauded Governor Pataki for recognizing the scope of Nassau's fiscal problems, raised doubts about the plan, saying in a statement that "the governor's rhetoric seems to say that the repairs can be accomplished easily, and this remains to be seen".

Training police to deal with sensitive issues Recognizing the scope of sexual abuse in Darfur, UNICEF and the Ministry of Social Welfare began a training course for police to prepare them to deal with the sexual abuse of children and women in Darfur.

Mr. Romney soon recognized the scope of his accomplishment.

In Tokyo, the government bankers and policy makers were slow to recognize the scope of the problem.

Leah Feinman, a precinct worker at the Indian Springs Development in Boynton Beach, said the poll workers were slow at first to recognize the scope of the problem.

Why it is taking so long — seemingly forever — for our government officials to recognize the scope of this crisis and confront it directly is beyond me.

Mr. Clapper persuaded us that he intends to try to take charge, but we're not sure he fully recognizes the scope of that commitment.

Both Mr. Putin and the navy have come under attack from critics who say the rescue was too slow and poorly managed, and that Mr. Putin recognized the scope of the incident only belatedly.

A United Nations report, issued last year, admits that errors, misjudgment and "an inability to recognize the scope of the evil confronting us" resulted in the failure to protect Bosnian Muslims from the Serb campaign of mass murder.

In a critical internal review in 1999, UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan wrote, "Through error, misjudgment and an inability to recognize the scope of the evil confronting us, we failed to do our part to help save the people of Srebrenica from the [Bosnian] Serb campaign of mass murder".

More broadly, however, the public largely recognizes the scope of the storm's aftermath.