Sentence examples for also recognising that there from inspiring English sources
Kogan and Henkel were pioneers, developing the concept of the collaborative approach between researchers and policymakers as a way of addressing some of the difficulties of promoting research use in policymaking, and also recognising that there is a diversity of situations in which there might potentially be scope for various types of research to have impact on policymaking.
Spender, ever the willing disciple, abruptly slowed down.Auden also recognised that there was a contradiction at the heart of Spender.
"Let's also recognise that there are some places that Mother Nature owns…When she comes to visit, she reclaims the site".
"You have all these different species and it would be silly to not also recognise that there's a lot of diversity in humans.
A communications strategy should also recognise that there will be several different audiences within one organisation and outline tactics that relate to each.
But we also recognise that there is something of even greater value than money diaspora communities have to contribute to development, and that something is trust.
Although he was a good practising Muslim, he also recognised that there were other people of a different faith, like Christians.
"But we must also recognise that there are instances where our government has the clear authority – and, I would argue, the responsibility – to defend the United States through the appropriate and lawful use of lethal force".
"The tribunal also recognised that there was an apparent lack of active management of media boats at this and previous events leading to repeated infringements of the provisions of the event media boat guidelines.
"While we fully understand the gravity of the offence in question in this particular case, we also recognise that there is a value to wider society in enabling offenders to be rehabilitated through a return to their chosen line of employment.
It is also recognised that there is large capacity for adaptation.
