Sentence examples for it recognises for from inspiring English sources

It recognises, for instance, that overload may be a problem in some areas.

Pickavance said of his review: "It recognises for some people like those in semi-retirement or students fitting work between studies these contracts can just provide just the kind of flexibility they are looking for.

It recognises Gill for her legal work and her visibility as an out legal professional.

It recognises that for the EU to have a thriving economy over the next 25 years, it needs to fund the best people, doing the best research and having the best ideas.

The art we call post-internet is at its best when it recognises that the internet itself, for all its innovations, is not the big story of our times.

It recognises that Russia, for the next couple of years at least, is not a market like any other, but a place in which many things are simply too dangerous or difficult for all but the most massive and ironclad of foreign firms to attempt.

With so much riding on individual pledges by each country, India's clear, generous and detailed INDC clearly show that the focus is not on numbers but on an overall lifestyle change and a growing awareness that while India will not sell itself short, it recognises the need for sustainable growth and is doing enough domestically to meet its set targets by 2030.

With the Greens darting in and out of various areas where the contest would otherwise seem too conventional... Is this not a healthy development, since it recognises a diversity of needs for different parts of the nation?

In a statement, the Welsh government said it "recognises the pressures of caring for an increasing number of older people with complex needs".

When a kinase encounters a potential substrate for phosphorylation, it recognises the surface of the protein.

The affinity of CR6261 and CR6323 was similar for rH1, rH5 and rH9 HA and in the low nanomolar range (Table 3), however while the affinity of CR6307 is high for rH5 it recognises a different antigenic region in HA2 that is not conserved in other influenza subtypes (Fig. 5a).