Sentence examples for because it recognised the from inspiring English sources

"We welcomed the ruling," he says, "because it recognised the PCC as one agency for protecting privacy".

The ruling raised eyebrows because it recognised the impact of the development on the surrounding countryside, not just on the farmland where the polytunnels were erected.

Parkinson said he was "very happy" with Thursday's ruling because it recognised the impact production orders have on the "safety and impartiality of all journalists".

Before its abolition, the Metropolitan police authority, of which I was a member, put real restraints on the use of Tasers because it recognised the danger of every officer being armed in that way.

Again, Germany, the nation the entire eurozone is now counting on, last year decided to ramp up investment in research and education even as it was making overall reductions in public spending because it recognised the economic importance of doing so.

The report was welcomed across the board - partly because it recognised the challenges in fulfilling such a broad and far-reaching target, and partly because it highlighted the central importance of directly involving disabled people in the development of both policy and service provision.

The Thatcher government sought confrontation with the miners because it recognised trade union power as an obstacle to its economic and social policies.

The beetle is succeeding because it recognised what made it different and applied it.

We never yet heard of a British merchant who refused to trade with the Brazils, or with any other country, because it still recognised the existence of slavery.

Conservative - because I recognise the complexities of human nature, and am sceptical of grand schemes to remake the world.

Reform because it would have recognised the need for fundamental change in policy and political style.