Sentence examples for fully recognises from inspiring English sources

He fully recognises the challenges women continue to face in the workplace and that they should not be judged based on appearance," he said.

However, it fully recognises that it is not what level of mental ability someone has but what they do with it that is the real achievement in life.

"The UK fully recognises the progress made so far in responding to the crisis and it supports the case for further steps forward.

It is time to build a field that fully recognises the important role that the environment plays in our collective health.

He adds that in light of recent events self-regulation "is not a perfect mechanism and the industry fully recognises that".

Until the disability movement fully recognises the role of women with disabilities, we are not going to see the kind of policies and practices that meet their needs.

"Rangers recognises fully the SPFL's desire to help their member clubs but as well as having a responsibility to the game in general Rangers has to be mindful of their own fans at all times," the statement continued, before noting the exemption given to Hibernian last season, "therefore setting a precedent".

Intetumumab (formerly named CNTO 95) is a fully human monoclonal antibody that recognises all members of the αv integrin family and has anti-angiogenic and antitumour properties.

Stubbs is fully qualified as a coach, and recognises the importance of tactics, technique and strategy in the contemporary game, but he will not arrive at Easter Road as an idealist.

Preference for a recommendation could be interpreted as consistent with the notion of 'intellectual outsourcing' (Appiah, 2005), which recognises that no one can be fully autonomous in all decisions, and in some circumstances, it is appropriate to rely on a trusted other to provide advice rather than engaging with the information personally.

When the Doctor's time travelling TARDIS is drawn to the planet Messaline, his DNA is used by warring human soldiers on the planet in a Progenation Machine, a device that instantly creates a fully grown and educated new person, and the Doctor recognises her as his "daughter".