Sentence examples for recognise demand from inspiring English sources

The universities minister, David Willetts, said: "It's still very early in the admissions cycle, but we recognise demand for university places next year is likely to increase.

Manufacturing systems that fail to recognise demand variability generate high Work-In-Process (WIP) and low throughput in MPLME.

The party isn't up to speed when it comes to environmental concerns – an important theme that matters to the public – and does not feel comfortable when asked to tackle and recognise demands made by minorities.

We recognise the demand the city has for beds but we need to scale up appropriately to make sure everyone is comfortable with what we are doing," she says.

Updated at 12.28pm GMT 12.25pm GMT Lagarde says we have to recognise that demand is unbalanced in the EU and needs to be rebalanced.

"However, we also recognise the demand for healthcare services for veterans may increase in the future following recent and ongoing conflicts and we will need to keep services under review to meet this rising demand".

Other comments indicated that respondents recognise the demand for over-the-counter complementary medicine products but many do not feel this does justice to the unique, holistic, individualised approach that the naturopathic paradigm and practice offers.

"If cat owners understood their pets better, they'd recognise the demands we're putting on them," he told the Radio Times.

But colleagues should recognise the demands that are being made and try to understand the compromises we all have to make.

The green paper is honest enough to admit that Britain's defence chiefs were slow to recognise the demands of modern counter-insurgency operations – such as Iraq and Afghanistan – despite Britain's colonial past and experience in Northern Ireland.

Those in the church who recognise the demands of the Gospel and the calling of the Holy Spirit must now work to elect to synod more people who really represent the lay members of the church.