Sentence examples for members recognised that from inspiring English sources

Family members recognised that mental illness is not perceived the same as other health problems.

The members recognised that it was not in their interests to battle it out in proper auctions.

49 50 Board members recognised that the usual time spent is insufficient.

Group members recognised that few changes were made in response to the discussion, but nevertheless valued this part of the process highly.

While community members recognised that in the recent years access to government grants, to birth certificates' issuing, to more information has increased, these improvements are not necessarily associated with the KIECDI project.

Some team members recognised that patients felt overwhelmed by being given choice about treatment: " A lot of patients don't want to be given a vast amount of choice – they come to see you as a specialist because you have expertise in the area, and they hope you will guide them into what are the best options.

Lords reform and boundary reviews were not explicitly linked in the coalition programme, but some Conservative cabinet members recognise that Clegg will have to exact public revenge over the rebuff if he is to keep his party committed to the coalition.

"Some members recognise that the policy would affect some hazardous drinkers' consumption but, as many of these fall into higher income brackets, the effect would be limited and therefore disproportionate considering the wider financial impact, especially on lower income groups.

Unite Alliance's website calls on Unite's members to recognise that McCluskey has done a good job.

Unite Alliance's website calls on Unite's 1.4 million members to recognise that McCluskey has done a good job and refers to his anticipated resignation.

I recognised that feeling.