Sentence examples for because they recognise from inspiring English sources
"Nottingham city council has tried so, so hard because they recognise how important this is," Cheeseman says.
People are becoming politically apathetic, not because they care less but because they recognise the government cares less about them.
Liberals have labelled Mr Rove "Bush's brain" not only to belittle the commander-in-chief's intellect, but also because they recognise his top strategist's brilliance.
"They are concerned because they recognise people come into leadership roles because they are technical specialists, such as doctors," she explains.
"I know farmers in some of these areas are already involved with local badger vaccination projects because they recognise how important stopping this disease is," he said.
Cameron says the government has put an extra £50m into further education colleges because they recognise this is the site for boosting skills.
Societies introduce animal welfare standards, quite rightly, because they recognise that animals such as pigs are beings that can experience joy and suffering in their lives.
Leading companies are pushing ahead with green investments and ambitious emissions cuts, and are setting long-term targets because they recognise that it makes business sense.
The miners supported Arthur Scargill because they recognised the words of a straight-talking, honest man.
North Italians came there because they recognised it, they knew what to do with that land".
Contemptible as he usually was - seldom courting sympathy - audiences responded to him because they recognised the worst in themselves.
