Sentence examples for recognise how far from inspiring English sources

Andy Burnham fails to recognise how far the private sector and competition were encouraged by the last two Labour governments.

In response, Tower Hamlets in east London is considering changes to its admissions policy for next year, including a system which would recognise how far children would have to travel to their next available place if local schools were full up.

This was done by getting people to recognise how far they had come already through using a lot of praising and overtly positive language (eg wow, brilliant, you're a star).

'Do you find yourself tripping...?' appeals to the individual's own assessment of his or her actions, allowing the players themselves to recognise how far they are from being a worthy or, in this case, competent person.

And on November 25th, the EU, recognising how far the country has come, plans to begin talks with Bosnia that could lead to its eventual accession.From Dayton to BrusselsBosnia has been transformed, but still has far to go.

Despite the presence of some last bastions and strongholds of male chauvinism, we must recognise and acknowledge how far things have progressed in recent decades.

Others who recognised the pathway agreed on how far down it went, but not how far up, or forward, its fibres reached.

Having reduced its warheads over the years, Britain now has the fewest of the five officially recognised nuclear powers.The remaining question is how far removing one of the four subs would affect Britain's defence capabilities.

Discontent is growing within the party about how far Sinn Fein can go without recognising the existence of Northern Ireland, a state republicans have been trying to destroy since partition.

How far can he walk without being recognised?

"I keep reminding the players about the Champions League campaign and how far we still need to go to be recognised as a big team.