Sentence examples for Recognise the effect from inspiring English sources

And did he recognise the effect that removing the vice-captaincy might have?

I hope that when we play France, people will recognise the effect of that".

magazine, as out-of-date and said that they failed to recognise the effect that Government imposed taxes have on prices.

Although specific firms are not mentioned in laws, the authors found success with a strategy of investing in companies headquartered in the states of interested senators.The mystery is why the broader market is so slow to recognise the effect of legislation.

She added that parents needed to recognise the effect of pornography on their children.

We strongly advise that the measurement process should produce some check in order to recognise the effect of coordinate system misalignment.

Mike Miller, the World Olympians Association chief executive, claimed that radical anti-doping methods – including implants to recognise the effects of banned substances – are needed to protect clean sport.

The local government is slowly changing its agricultural policy to recognise the effects of changing climates.

"We have said on many occasions how we recognise the effects.

"If the intention is genuine, bench barriers for example are sometimes said to aid mobility, then planners need to recognise the effects their structures could have on people who are homeless and incorporate them into their impact assessments". But councils have denied the intentional use of hostile architecture to prevent rough sleeping.

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