Sentence examples for the party recognize from inspiring English sources

"To see the party recognize the talents of women, for me, is proof that they understand our needs and that they are going to pay attention," she said.

Today, those desperate to prevent Trump from hijacking the party recognize his strength and his seeming inevitability but seem powerless to stop him.

(To become the presumptive nominee, Mr. Obama would have to win additional support from elected officials and party leaders known as superdelegates. And Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's efforts to have the party recognize results from two disputed contests, in Florida and Michigan, could also affect the status of the delegate race).

Romney's decision to put Paul Ryan on the ticket indicates that many in the Party recognize this problem, but Ryan, the year of his birth notwithstanding, is hardly a forward-looking political figure.

But the party recognized his talent and brought him back into the fold, where he quickly climbed the ranks.

In recent days, comments from some Republicans, including Mr. Boehner, their chief negotiator, have hinted that the party — recognizing its weak hand — might be moving toward a concession on tax rates.

Abortion rights supporters tried to remove the platform's abortion plank, which called for a ban on the procedure, and tried to insert a provision declaring that the party recognized differing views on the issue.

Even if Macau can pass muster with Wall Street and U.S. regulators, the bigger question may be what it portends for China — whether its roguish success rides on the kinds of epic corruption that the Party recognizes as one of its most urgent threats.

"The vast majority of the party recognizes that there is a threat, and a role for missile defense to meet that threat, and they would happily move ahead with missile defense if it can be made to work in cooperation with the Russians," said Ivo Daalder, a national security aide in the Clinton White House who is a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.

Even if Macau can pass muster with Wall Street and U.S. regulators, the bigger question may be what it portends for China whether its roguish success rides on the kinds of epic corruption that the Party recognizes as one of its most urgent threats.

The party recognized the foundation's major donor organizations — Las Candelas, Oakmont League and National Charity League Juniors of Glendale.