Sentence examples for document recognises from inspiring English sources

As the UN's draft declaration document recognises, achieving gender equality and delivering 169 SDG targets will require global collaboration, involving governments, business and the general public.

Our own consultation document recognises that, in some subjects, it may well be necessary to supplement metrics with peer input, the extent and form of which is likely to vary between disciplines.

While it is true that the letter gets the church into some politically sensitive issues, such as Trident renewal, Britain's place in Europe and the treatment of claimants, it does so judiciously, while the larger vision in the document recognises that there is an unassuaged public hunger and need for better politics.

Key Recommendations The key recommendations of the evaluation exercise are as follows: The Emergency Preparedness and Response Plan (EPRP) as a document recognises the risk posed by flood and indicate UNICEF's preparedness to respond to such eventuality.

This same government document also recognises that society's values must underpin the country's security policy.

He has two children, aged 11 and 14, at school in Dorset, and he has a shared residence order, a legal document that recognises he is a resident parent, although his children stay at their mother's house on school nights.

The planning document explicitly recognises how BAS is an 'international brand' which is 'likely to be beneficial' in future.

Onfido does this with an interesting solution that is based on standard identity documents — it recognises some 600 formats right now, from drivers' licenses from dozens of countries, to passports, to identity cards and so on — and a "selfie" on your phone.

According to the consultation document, NHS England recognises the impact that the government's sugar levy will have, if introduced from April 2018.

A Hamas document, aired last week, for the first time recognises Israel's 1967 borders.General Ammar concurs: bringing the factions into the fold is essential to getting a truce and preventing "a vicious circle of violence".

"Hong Kong recognises these are US travel documents and lets them through".