Sentence examples for but it also recognises from inspiring English sources

But it also recognises that the subject is controversial.

But it also recognises that not everyone can quit.

But it also recognises that current actions planned by countries need to be strengthened over the coming decades in order to avoid dangerous climate change.

The 2030 framework sets a high level of ambition for action against climate change, but it also recognises that this needs to be achieved at least cost.

It recognises the specific achievements of three individuals, but it also recognises the concept that women's rights and social and political harmony, in all societies but particularly in those damaged by war, are intimately connected.

I think this protagonist, this self, often recognises that it is a fictional construct, but it also recognises that thinking of itself as such might cause it to disintegrate.

London's transport commissioner, Mike Brown, said the settlement would allow TfL to continue to invest in an improved network but added: "It also recognises the tough decisions we must continue to take to deliver more efficiently for fare and taxpayers, while protecting and modernising frontline services".

The South African legal system is pluralistic – it also recognises customary law with its historically different constructions of the individual and more communal conceptions of entitlements and responsibilities.

It also recognises the non-independence of certain pieces of information, such as the male gender and recognised male first names, in generating the likelihood ratio.

It also recognises that the environment is not just a hazard, but equally serves a beneficial role by providing natural capital [ 31] or ecological services [ 32] – for example through water security, improved nutrition or access to green space.

It also recognises the controversy surrounding religious slaughter – mostly in Europe.