Sentence examples for interest to recognise from inspiring English sources

He added: "I believe it is in Britain's national interest to recognise that we share the same struggle against terrorism.

So he needs the bank's monetary policy committee, which sets interest rates, to recognise that the proper counterweight to weak growth forecasts is a further delay to the much-promised first rise in interest rates since the financial crash.

This paper argues for a broadened vision of political agency to consider age as a relevant influence on individuals' political interests and actions and to recognise young people as engaged in the making, negotiation and contestation of global politics.

Looking further ahead, the MPC needs to recognise that interest rates are already extremely low and have been for seven years.

Tracing arises when the property cannot be returned and the court is asked to recognise an interest in new property, such as whatever the defendant received in exchange for the claimant's original property.

This study therefore aims to understand the role of General Practice receptionists, with particular interest in receptionist's ability to recognise people who may be suffering from a stroke and to handle such patients as a medical emergency.

Section 172 asks corporations to recognise the interests of stakeholders.

His answer to his own question is that the West by which he means America and western Europe, plus Australia, Canada and New Zealand, and, more controversially, Japan has become so used to dominating and controlling the world to serve its own interests that it has ceased to recognise even that it does so.

"They have left us in an impossible position by failing to recognise the interests of their members.

The refusal to recognise a common European interest, always putting the national interest first – you reintroduced these ideas and made them contagious.

Telecommunications providers need to recognise that the interests of their customers come before the interests of any given state.