Sentence examples for necessity to recognise from inspiring English sources

In this way, the work of The Black Years extends beyond 1945, beyond Hitler, and represent an everpresent necessity to recognise and reflect on contemporary manifestations of much the same cultural "phenomena". .

Another necessity is for banks to recognise, and write down, non-performing loans.

Her publishing house was one of the first big players to recognise the necessity for a change in mindset and now produces books of startling chicness.

Craig Bennett, policy and campaigns director at Friends of the Earth, said: "The PM is right to recognise the necessity of developing a cleaner future, but he must show real leadership.

Most importantly and disturbingly, as Clive Hamilton has best demonstrated in his seminal work, Requiem for a Species, it expresses the psychological unwillingness of the character type produced within the consumer society to recognise the necessity for material sacrifice and even the existence of limits.

This is how C.B. Martin and Armstrong came to recognise the necessity for admitting truth-makers (Armstrong 1989b: 8 11, 2004: 1–3).

Porn exists as taboo's parasite, but when it comes to desire and the body, Astrée et Céladon is too pure to recognise taboo's necessity.

Phillips's substantive argument - the need to recognise that there are winners and losers; and the necessity of managing migration and integration - is an important one.

In both cases, organisers of the protests recognise the power and necessity of garnering media coverage of their demonstrations, but in the case of Bil'in and Nil'in the leaders of the resistance refuse to recognise the damage done to their cause every time a stone is thrown or a soldier attacked.

We have to recognise that.

"We need to recognise that.