Sentence examples for it recognises that a from inspiring English sources

If it recognises that a specific risk group is older, harmful drinkers why is this population not screened for liver disease?

It recognises that a new government might be expected to take a different view on policy decisions from the present one.

The advantage of this approach is that it is very plastic in that it recognises that a model signature will break up into clusters or modules once the pattern of expression of the constituent genes is investigated in a different biological context.

Rather the DevS model is preferred as it recognises that a context specific approach is necessary, taking into account the existing political settlement and institutional and technological solutions, along with a long timescale coordinated strategy designed and led by the State with involvement of wider society specific to its particular history and culture.

It recognises that housing is part of a network of concerns.

It recognises that an innovation policy without a linked industrial policy is not sensible.

It can achieve that aim, but only if it recognises that an enlarged European Union should not aspire to be either a superpower or a superstate.

It recognises that all children have a right to a quality education, and acknowledges the role of the teacher as the single most important factor in creating learning opportunities.

It recognises that, from a property management perspective, you want to refurbish a building only once every three decades rather than in small steps over many years.

But it recognises that with a £54,000 price tag it's not for the mass market.

But it recognises that electing a new opposition might not be the best way of building one.