Sentence examples for it recognised that from inspiring English sources

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.

Yet it recognised that its most powerful bargaining chip, both home and abroad, was its ability to provide temporarily embarrassed rulers with the money they needed to pay their bills.

Prevent was at its most effective when it recognised that government could not engage in effective counter-terrorism if it did not engage all of society to prevent violence.

In its guidance, the regulator said it recognised that "customers are responsible for repaying their loans, and repayment of the capital at the end of term is a contractual requirement".

The trust said it recognised that some aspects of its end of life care were not as good as they should have been.

Furthermore it recognised that a China-only version of its service involved certain chats being stored and uploaded to the local authorities in compliance with the country's laws.

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

Ofcom added that it recognised that Moyles's show was "well known for its irreverent style and humour", but said in its opinion his comments were "clearly based on the singer's sexuality and therefore capable of giving offence".

It is generally recognised that crating affects sow welfare severely.

It means recognising that diversity makes Britain stronger.