Sentence examples for now recognise that from inspiring English sources

The law must now recognise that mercy.

The doom-laden lectures from the Americans and others in Washington last week did achieve something: Europe's policymakers now recognise that more must be done.

"We now recognise that, whatever controls are put in place, it creates a possibility of altering the outcome of a competitive fixture and as such, clearly crosses an important line with respect to the integrity of the game.

There is still a minority of curators and critics who believe that the art should stand alone and speak for itself, but most now recognise that museums have a duty to inform, as our national treasures belong to all of us.

The other parties now recognise that instinct for power after the election drubbing she has dealt them.

We now recognise that this approach to international relations betrayed a deplorable conservatism.

While I used to oppose quotas, I now recognise that quotas can work extremely successfully.

More educationalists in England, at least, now recognise that so-called "skills" are not enough.

"Governments in all parts of the UK now recognise that breakfast is essential to children's learning.

Many businesses now recognise that we are living beyond the planet's means.

These rules now recognise that free trade amounts to far more than the removal of barriers to trade in goods.