Sentence examples for in full recognition that from inspiring English sources
Nicholas Burns appears to ignore that Europe has for a long time been looking to China and other emerging economies in full recognition that the future does not belong solely to the U.S. and Europe.
Nonetheless, there is something jarring about the new brochure from the German National Tourist Board: "Germany for the Jewish Traveler," a 40-page pamphlet written in full recognition that many Jews still recoil at the mere mention of this country.
And, we'll figure out a way to coexist in full recognition that we're likely to keep disagreeing on this topic, but that disagreement won't preclude us from agreeing on other topics.
Materials to communicate oral health information in writing should be created to maximize readability and comprehension and in full recognition that many U.S. adults, including parents, have limited literacy skills.
The Banking Supervisory Board should exercise its powers in full recognition that the Governing Council of the ECB is the ultimate executive authority of the ECB.
The Supervisory Board should exercise its powers in full recognition that the Governing Council of the ECB is the ultimate executive authority of the ECB.
We list these suggestions in the full recognition that dog owners will consider their own pets the exception to every "don't," and a stellar example of every "do".
Mr. Obama made no public demands on Islamabad when he announced the troop increase at West Point, but he said he was acting "with the full recognition that our success in Afghanistan is inextricably linked to our partnership with Pakistan".
Third, we will act with the full recognition that our success in Afghanistan is inextricably linked to our partnership with Pakistan.
Stating that "...we will act with the full recognition that our success in Afghanistan is inextricably linked to our partnership with Pakistan" and that "we are in Afghanistan to prevent a cancer from once again spreading through that country.
