Sentence examples for clearly recognises that from inspiring English sources

Al-Qaida clearly recognises that they have benefited from Bush's approach, which posits a war of civilisations between Islam and the west.

Despite price falls and repossessions, British voters still regard their home as their castle, and Alistair Darling clearly recognises that promoting home ownership can win votes.

When he states that, from a linguistic standpoint, "the author is never more than a man who writes", he clearly recognises that he or she is never anything less either.

As we report (see article), the Chinese government clearly recognises that its banks are under-capitalised and insufficiently profitable, and it has taken some impressive steps to correct these problems with determined efforts to recapitalise the weak and clear up at least part of what used to be a mountain of bad debt.But it has not been anything like brave enough.

As Williams says, "In a peculiar way, Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials is quite a tribute to Lewis – because, although Philip loathes the Narnia stories, he clearly recognises that there is enough imaginative bounce and energy in them to demand a serious response".

EFSA clearly recognises that such differences could be linked to morphological alterations or metabolic perturbations or may indicate unintended effects which may lead to environmental harm.

While Lewis clearly could spend all day singing the praises of mutual ownership, he also recognises that is not plain sailing.

He recognises that time is running out for his island.

In principle, Kennedy recognises that things must change.

It now recognises that was a costly mistake.

The poem recognises that grief is our common lot.