Sentence examples for because we recognised from inspiring English sources

We started the Celebration service because we recognised there was a demand for something more flexible".

The National Theatre and the ROH, it was confirmed, applied for less money because "we recognised the overall funding problems ACE faces", according to Tony Hall, the ROH's chief executive.

Jones says: "Brighton, Bristol and Manchester formed the One Digital alliance because we recognised that all three tech clusters could benefit from sharing our individual experience, expertise and knowledge".

Mr Hobbs said: "We pleaded guilty to the charge brought under the Health and Safety Act because we recognised and accepted that there were failings on our part back in 2007.

We were inspired by the Tunisian protests that toppled a dictator, because we recognised our own beliefs in the aspirations of men and women who took to the streets.

David Brindle, the Guardian's public services editor, who chaired the judging, said: "We set out 16 years ago now to showcase the work going on in smaller social welfare charities because we recognised it was often the most innovative work, often work that could be replicated in other localities or sectors, and always work that needed the profile we could give it".

Painful, not only because we recognise the all too real suburban everyman in Pooter, as recognisable now as he was in 1888.

Quite simply, because we recognise in these works a beauty that can be inspirational.

"The levels exceed statutory levels because we recognise what an important time of year it is.

It was crude and unimaginative, but South Africans – across the racial spectrum – have responded en masse because we recognise Sparrow.

"But we are being careful not to offend such volunteers because we recognise that they work tirelessly for the party".