Sentence examples for public recognises from inspiring English sources

The public recognises and values that.

We know that the bulk of the American public recognises the truth of Islamic moderation and tolerance.

On the whole the Irish public recognises that access to European markets and development funds has helped the county transform itself in the last two decades.

This is good news for us oldies, as it seems that the general public recognises that more funds should be devoted to looking after us.

Dr Cliodna McNulty, the HPA's head of primary care, said: "Although the public recognises resistance as a problem, our findings show that people expect, and are often prescribed, antibiotics for mild illnesses such as coughs, colds and sore throats as well as for flu, which can be more severe, but is still a viral illness.

"Actions to stem emissions of the gases that cause global warming are unlikely to approach what is needed until the public recognises that human-made climate change is underway and perceives that it will have unacceptable consequences if effective actions are not taken to slow the climate change," the authors write.

Codes of practice, unless supported by effective governance, are useless, as the committee of standards in public life recognises.

Harry Styles, from the band One Direction, won the Vodafone British style award, which is voted for by the public and recognises an individual who both embodies the spirit of London and is an international ambassador for fashion.

The reader-nominated award, the winner of which is chosen by public vote, recognises an employee who has gone beyond the call of duty to drive sustainable change in his or her organisation.

And if, after five years of the worst depression since the 1930s, the Greek public still recognises the merits of participating in Europe, we can be sure public opinion in most other countries contains a solid core of pro-European sentiment.

While the government sees food and alcohol companies as partners in health policy, public health increasingly recognises them as vectors of disease.