Sentence examples for reluctantly recognized from inspiring English sources

In another Sept. 11 case decided last week, Judge Harold Baer Jr. of United States District Court in Manhattan reluctantly recognized a similar roadblock.

Unions are recasting how they do politics after labor leaders reluctantly recognized their political predicament: as union membership has shrunk in recent years, it has become harder for unions — perhaps the Democrats' most powerful ally — to elect the candidates they support.

While it may be a result of overzealous police interrogation techniques and the desire to obtain a conviction at any cost by prosecutors, it is also the judiciary that has very reluctantly recognized this chilling cause of wrongful convictions and in most cases, even today, prevents false-confession experts from testifying in cases in New York State.

So the very reform that Kuhn credits to wise CPC leaders emerged from grassroots economic democracy and was opposed until the CPC leadership reluctantly recognized its value.

I returned to frontline counseling reluctantly, recognizing that it would not take long for the emotional demands to wear me out entirely.

The administration has recognized, however reluctantly, that the United Nations' endorsement is crucial to its hopes for a smooth transition in Iraq and an eventual American withdrawal.

Rome (at that moment needing Byzantine military support against Muslims in Sicily and southern Italy) reluctantly agreed to recognize Photius, but on the condition of an apology and of the withdrawal of Greek missions to the Bulgars.

But because China wants to be a major global player, it has increasingly, though reluctantly, complied with or signed onto norms recognized by the world community.

However, when Penn recognized his talents for science and math, he "reluctantly" explored scientific research.

She eventually conceded, however, by recognizing his reduction from a pack to half a pack a day and reluctantly accepted that he would continue to smoke, perhaps as a strategy to reduce the tobacco-related conflict that was evident in their marriage.

Many a working girl will recognize herself in the poems' running heroine, and male readers will part with her company reluctantly".