In the House last year, Mr Ford, a congressman's son, persuaded his black colleagues to support a campaign-finance-reform law they disagreed with, recognising that the Democratic Senate would adjust the bill in conference.
It is the exercise of the virtues during one's life that is held to be at least partially constitutive of eudaimonia, and this is consistent with recognising that bad luck may land the virtuous agent in circumstances that require her to give up her life.
Instead he credited the voters with recognising that it was in their interest to give their electorate vote to him.
If they don't want to be friends with you, recognise that.
The women we work with readily recognise that religion is itself implicated in the violence they experience, and in the community and state structures of power that militate against their rights.
Those concerned with carbon recognise that water is the most limiting factor for terrestrial ecosystem carbon uptake, and that uncertainties over water imply uncertainties over biomass and carbon fixation (Polis 1999; Good et al. 2013; Bernacchi and VanLoocke 2015; Thorley et al. 2015; Viglizzo et al. 2016; Taylor et al. 2017; Zhu et al. 2017).
Calls for meaningful multi-sectoral partnerships with communities recognise that collaboration is central to ensure acceptable, appropriate and effective responses to begin to tackle entrenched rural inequities [ 18].
In giving people reasons to act with us we recognise that they aren't inferiors who can be compelled but thinking, feeling and speaking beings.
In terms of assessing grief support needs of patients, it is important that GPs acknowledge the circumstances of the death and previous experience with death, and recognise that these factors may affect grief.
Instead, he pleaded with the publishers to recognise "that Martin Amis is more interesting than Stephen King.
