Sentence examples for has recognised the problem from inspiring English sources

China has recognised the problem and copied western countries by moving power stations out of cities.

The corporation has recognised the problem by deciding to appoint a Radio 3 controller before it looks for a new Proms supremo.

To some extent Brussels has recognised the problem and relaxed its austerity rules, allowing countries like Italy and Spain to boost spending.

Khan has recognised the problem.

Fortunately, Payne appears to have recognised the problem and he is nimble enough to do something about it.

If there is today widespread confusion about what constitutes originality, past dramatists would barely have recognised the problem.

In an ideal world, she would have recognised the problem with what she had said, and we could all have moved on.

Lord Strathclyde said his commission had recognised the problem with pensions, savings and share income and so had excluded it from his proposals.

For which you can safely read that although Norman and Crozier – both complete outsiders to the business – have recognised the problem, the age-old battles between commissioning and production are far from over.

The government seems to have recognised the problem, setting aside about $11 billion for education this year (three-quarters for schools, the rest for universities), an 18% rise on last year.A new law, the Right to Education act, is designed to lift school results by setting minimum standards for school buildings, playing fields, student-teacher ratios and the like.

We should have recognised the problems and solved the issues.