Sentence examples for recognise mistakes from inspiring English sources

But Bristol's top doctors refused to recognise mistakes were being made.

The Kirchners are loth to recognise mistakes, and a legitimate recalibration of the index would require them to admit they have been deceiving the public.

In the stage "conscious incompetence," care providers recognise mistakes and difficulties in their actions, and will be able to report them.

"We must recognise that mistakes will be made.

I'm not the sort of person who dwells on them but I think you have to recognise the mistakes.

"I think that does to a degree hold us back," he said, though he added that many were now prepared to recognise "the mistakes that were made".

"While we recognise the mistakes Bob made in his police career, for which he has apologised and displayed deep regret, we have absolute faith in him as a lecturer and member of our community.

However, they had huge personal strength, were able to recognise their mistakes and find the motivation and courage to overcome huge barriers that for many of us would be potentially insurmountable.

He added: "Having the highest professional standards raises the bar against which we are judged and as I have always said we must recognise that mistakes will be made.

He does little to solve what he calls the "Basque problem" by referring to the low-intensity everyday terrorism as "the boys playing with gasoline".If he was really learned, he would have had the dignity to recognise the mistakes of his party.

His wife complained to the ombudsman in 2018 because she felt the trust failed to recognise several mistakes in her husband's care.