Sentence examples for has recognised for from inspiring English sources
As Ms DiMatteo puts it, "The USDA has recognised for the first time with the meat issue that certified organic labelling is the way forward".
Nicola Dandridge, the chief executive of the vice-chancellors' group Universities UK, said: "The sector has recognised for some time that the current degree classification system is a blunt instrument.
Everyone has recognised for a long time that Young was a good player but everyone also said he would have to leave Aston Villa to become a better one.
"The board fully understands the level of supporter anger and frustration, has recognised for some months the imperative for change, and has been actively working towards this," the Edinburgh club said on their website.
The mouse genetics community has recognised for a number of years that we need a new approach, involving an unbiased, comprehensive and systematic effort to phenotype mutations for every gene in the mouse genome (Brown et al., 2006).
Experts have recognised for over a century that savanna and forest elephants are capable of mating and producing hybrids.
Evolutionary biologists have recognised for many decades that such a tree diagram is misleading; all current life forms are by definition more or less equally evolved and adapted.
The political classes have recognised for a generation, however they may play the politics, that there is an educative process involved here in reconciling people to diversity.
After all, economists have recognised for decades that the most important determinant of growth – and thus of gains in human development and welfare – is technological change and the knowledge it embodies.
The US administration has recognised this for many years but releasing them is a major problem.
