Sentence examples for it recognising that from inspiring English sources

The new deal sets out to effect fundamental change in the way the international community works in countries emerging from conflict or at risk of it, recognising that these states have been poorly served by aid approaches designed for non-fragile environments.

Cue Mailbox: an attempt by Underwood, co-founder Scott Cannon and their team to reinvent email rather than trying to replace it: recognising that while email as a platform probably wasn't going anywhere, the tools used to interact with it could do with some work.

However, after the signing of the surrender terms, General Grant ordered the band to play it, recognising that the country and the soldiers had been through a tremendous upheaval and that now was a time for healing.

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 means recognising that diversity makes Britain stronger.

It means recognising that smarts comes in all shapes, sizes and species.

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.