Sentence examples for does not fully recognise from inspiring English sources
This can reinforce a management culture which rewards those who speak the loudest or are aggressive in pursuing their career and does not fully recognise the value of a more consultative, collaborative approach".
But despite its eagerness to have a multitude of PhDs trained, the Italian State does not fully recognise the qualification's worth.
A new system which does not fully recognise these contextual constraints is unlikely to succeed.
"I don't fully recognise the opposition in my own constituency".
"One of the things that has happened in Egypt in the past few years, which we didn't fully recognise, is that the street pedlars are frequently used as police informants," said one Cambridge scholar, who preferred not to be named.
"People don't fully recognise how much an inherent conflict of interest can hurt brand loyalty," he says.
To date, 29 countries have officially recognised the killings as genocide, but the Ottomans' heirs in the Turkish government don't fully acknowledge it.
"But that doesn't fully compensate them".
"Unconventional" doesn't fully describe their talent.
He did not fully recover.
