Sentence examples for have already recognised this from inspiring English sources

Many countries have already recognised this.

The BMA has already recognised this as an issue and has asked the government to consider what are being dubbed "fuzzy borders".

Some richer nations have already recognised the importance of this challenge.

RCGP have already recognised the gap in this area and have appointed nine carer champions in England who provide expert advice to carers.

Politicians have already recognised the damage that regulation can do to the vibrancy of equity markets: hence the looser listing requirements for "emerging growth companies" (Twitter among them) under the year-old JOBS act.

In the wake of International Court of Justice's opinion in July that Kosovo's declaration of independence from Serbia in 2008 was not illegal, A draft resolution submitted to the UN General Assembly tomorrow (September 9th) calls for talks on the issue (which is uncontroversial) but also denounces "secession" (which irritates the 22 EU countries that have already recognised the new state).

The Canadian and U.S. scientific communities have already recognised the need for special support schemes for disabled scientists.

Many international bodies have already recognised the value of decriminalisation[ 45, 46].

Several documents from these organisations have already recognised the public health relevance of physical activity, and some of them have addressed aspects of physical activity promotion.

Many longitudinal biobanks, which inherently involve an ongoing engagement with participants, have already recognised the limitations of a one-off static consent and employ ongoing monitoring and governance mechanisms to enable participant recontact over time.

"It sometimes seems to me that as a man, all I have done is to give aesthetic expression to the withdrawal that as a child I witnessed in my father…" This is, as you may have already recognised, a very French book.