Sentence examples for it recognise that from inspiring English sources

Or will it recognise that war is the health of the state, the enemy of liberty, and the bane of humanity and stand up to the big-government Washington war machine?I'm putting my money on capture.

Nor, judging by the premium Tate enjoys to close peer Ingredion, does it recognise that ex-sucralose Tate is a horizontally integrated corn processor whose gross margins can be volatile and whose return on capital is significantly below that of branded consumer goods companies.

That was when it recognised that indigenous title existed.

Last year the Chinese leadership said it recognised that plan was flawed, and public sector debt needed to be cut.

It's useful to recognise that children like to please.

It's important to recognise that Noel Edmonds has never aged.

Crass as that offer may have been, it recognised that the mind is, as Milton wrote, its own place.

Fourth, it recognised that effective leadership was about taking difficult decisions with the minimum of delay.

But it recognised that "Johnson's antics... might precipitate an early general election".

But it recognised that the other demands would make it easier for people in the short-term.

It recognised that the minimum-deposit rule was deterring the very people it was set up to serve.