Sentence examples for sides recognized that from inspiring English sources

The best newsmen on both sides recognized that irresponsible correspondents sometimes wrote stories that hurt their side.

Americans think the Civil War was all theirs; in fact, both sides "recognized that their success or failure" depended on the "European great powers".

Nonetheless, the political terrain as well as the mathematics appeared to give Mr. Franken a big advantage, and the lawyers for both sides recognized that.

The Reagan approach succeeded in no small part because both sides recognized that each of these issues impacted the superpower relationship as a whole — and both sides were willing to put all issues on the table and negotiate a series of bargains that addressed them.

Both sides recognized that more people had voted against responsible government than for it, which encouraged the CA and discouraged its opponents, although the RGL and EUP now became allies.

All sides recognize that it must be resolved if reconstruction of Afghanistan is to begin.

Both sides recognize that the United States must confront the rising costs of the benefit programs, especially Medicare and Medicaid but also Social Security.

Both sides recognize that neither Democratic plans to replace the employer-based system with a single-payer one nor Republican ones to scrap it and replace it with individual tax credits are politically feasible.

Both sides recognize that, politically, Republicans would have a harder time in the future trying to extend only the rates that benefited the richest Americans, about 2 percent of taxpayers.

But both sides recognize that the long-term goal — to defuse an increasingly tense relationship between the world's two most powerful countries and remove the gathering cloud of a history that neither side can afford to repeat — could hardly be more important.

Our pamphleteers spend so much time debating each other's media prominence because both sides recognize that there is no national interest for which any one journalist can speak; when the war in Iraq ends, it will not be because a television anchor pronounced it a futile enterprise, as Walter Cronkite famously did during Vietnam.