Sentence examples for right recognizing that from inspiring English sources

The city has been tentative in exercising the new right, recognizing that it could cause a public relations debacle.

The city has been cautious in exercising the new right, recognizing that it might not sit well with the public if families were turned away with no place to go.

Thus the vast majority of Israelis, on the left as well as the right, recognize that the government has a moral imperative to make life livable for our neighbors in the south, who for three years have been raising their children in bomb shelters.

She strongly supports Native American treaty rights, recognizing that in protecting their aboriginal land and traditional lifestyles, they are also protecting the environment and climate.

With Southerners who were opposed to Civil Rights recognizing that they no longer had a home in the increasingly Liberal Democratic Party, and the fact that the Republican Party's candidate had helped pass Civil Rights legislation, they were left in an ideological limbo and once again supported a segregationist third-party candidate: George Wallace.

So, too, should the drive for secular rights recognize that an inclusive, religiously neutral public square--the goal we ought to be striving for--is not a faith-free zone.

The International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights recognizes that everyone has the fundamental right to be free from hunger.

You are right to recognize that race affects the way we perceive a situation, especially in an instant of stress.

FP is the number of false right-side gait patterns recognized; that is, SVM detects a right-side gait pattern as left-side.

Of course, I didn't recognize that right away.

Because you really need to know, right now, why you recognize that guy who plays the landlord in "Coming to America".