Sentence examples for has recognised that it from inspiring English sources

Myanmar has recognised that it badly needs their technical help in reforming its cumbersome multiple exchange-rate system.

And like the PC industry before it, the car industry has recognised that it can push costs down further by standardising its technology.

Iran has recognised that it cannot develop sustainably as a nation without allaying international concerns.

As she has got older, she has recognised that it is this more than anything that has shaped her vision.

"The Government has recognised that it has got to put more resources into technology and engineering and that it must support the industrial economy more overtly than in the past," he says.

I think that business generally has recognised that it needs to engage in the debate, offer solutions, because it is ultimately it is as much their future they are shaping as the future of humanity".

It has recognised that Mexicans want change, and is behaving better than the PRI did when out of office.A new optimism surrounds Mexico's prospects.

Juliet Lyon, of the Prison Reform Trust, said the government had recognised that it could not build its way out of the prison crisis.

It drew its representatives from across Britain, but had recognised that it could not effectively transact the business nor hold the executive to account — which was why we were commissioned to help.

So I make no plans and have been glad that people have recognised that it's still early days.

Progressive companies have recognised that it is no longer true that the business of business is not business.