Sentence examples for because it recognises from inspiring English sources

Mayism is different because it recognises that globalisation has not delivered for everyone.

It's the best ever romantic comedy, because it recognises that relationships are also about friendship.

I like this one because it sounds mildly romantic, but also because it recognises that life is never static.

Feminism has been the territory of the left because it recognises nothing will change without challenging the status quo.

The Branford Boase award is unique in the UK because it recognises the massive input of editors, especially for debut children's authors.

Lukezic said Google acquires a lot of smaller companies because it recognises that it has to look outside to develop new products as well as foster innovation within.

To this day, Britain's 1.6 million Muslims cannot gain protection under the Race Relations Act because it only recognises ethnic groups and has nothing to say about religious discrimination.

It is a more transparent and powerful technique than the more conventional cost-effectiveness analysis for evaluation of the economic questions faced by decision-makers, because it explicitly recognises the budget constraint that is a reality in most healthcare systems around the world.

The opinion we have adopted appears likely to prevent such abuses, first of all because it formally recognises freedom of expression as a fundamental right, and secondly because the framework decision does not aim to punish comments, analyses or opinions, but incitements to hatred, which is something completely different.

It recognises Taiwan as China.

It recognises Sudan as exceptional.