Sentence examples for indeed recognised from inspiring English sources

The participants indeed recognised the integral and complex nature of the sustainability issues, and their commitment to sustainable development increased.

At all events, unnecessary or unexplained delays are now being perceived as a matter of concern by all cancer patients (Borràs et al, 2010), as is indeed recognised in the Catalonian Cancer Plan (2009).

Indeed, recognising ever-imperfect knowledge on the part of economists, policymakers, and market participants has important implications for our understanding of financial instability and the state's role in mitigating it.

Dominic Dromgoole's production is very good indeed recognising something rhythmic and elegant under the surface, and there are performances to write home about, particularly Aidan McArdle's discomforted Davoren, who finds his life turning from farce to tragedy, and Frank McCusker's blustering Shields.

6. Ross does indeed recognise that there can be a sort of residue effect of the fact that a prima facie duty has been overruled.

We do indeed recognise that drug tolerance is a well-known pharmacological property of benzodiazepines.

Indeed, recognising the gaps in local data prompted health officials in Pasay City to allocate funding in their plans for the recruitment of a data management specialist.

A ligation was performed on a dilution range of artificial target (0.1 1 pM) to prove that the padlocks indeed recognise their target.

And last month America's Energy Information Administration did indeed recognise it.In this section There's oil in them thar sands!

Indeed, most recognised the importance of women's participation in peace talks, despite their continued exclusion.

Indeed, they recognised that the timetable was tight," he said.