Sentence examples for we recognize with from inspiring English sources

In its ruling, the appeals court said, "We recognize with some dismay that the proposed exemption may allow employers to reduce health benefits to retirees over the age of 65 while maintaining greater benefits for younger retirees".

Well, of course many of the great educators and scholars we recognize with honorary degrees are powerful symbols of the academy, whose recognition gives us pause to think about thinking.

3. We recognize with deep concern religious intolerance against certain religious communities, as well as the emergence of hostile acts and violence against such communities because of their religious beliefs and their racial or ethnic origin in various parts of the world which in particular limit their right to freely practice their belief.

But I think one constant we recognize with the word is something spiritual". Simmons himself is unassuming, social and focused.

It takes place in the everyday America we recognize, with many of the familiar trappings.

"Today we recognize with this 3% in being that we will be the last defense to protect the citizens of the United States if there ever comes a day when our government takes up arms against the American people," the group states on its website.

And Lisa Su, whom we recognized with a Pinnacle Award, occupies a rare spot as the female and minority CEO of a major tech company, AMD.

An important issue we recognized with this approach is that semantics expressed in the information model and metadata may not be expressed in the ontology, or may contradict semantics expressed in the ontology.

4. We also recognize with deep concern the increase in anti-Semitism and Islamophobia in various parts of the world, as well as the emergence of racial and violent movements based on racism and discriminatory ideas against Jewish, Muslim and Arab communities.

We all recognize with frustration that the crimes being committed against African Americans are often out of our control.

We recognize that, with a small number of cases, one is inevitably faced with the trade-off between including all relevant confounders and keeping the number of covariates to a minimum.