Sentence examples for recognise that because from inspiring English sources

And over the next few years, many innovators will instinctively recognise that, because of, rather than despite, the scale of the financial and social challenges faced by public services, this is now their time.

Twitter deletes the concept of 'cold-calling', but it also demands of its users the common sense to recognise that because the network is all about creating interactions, the focus or driver of activity should not be the individual but the network itself.

For the House of Lords to earn the confidence of the public, all of us must respect the privileges that come with a peerage and recognise that – because we are unelected – it is especially important to meet the standards the public have a right to expect, and to act swiftly when we fail".

I recognise that because I'm not American I don't have to deal with creationists in the same way, but still, people have been attacking religion for thousands of years and they've thought of much better ways of doing it than simply stating the beliefs of the stupidest believers and then pulling a face.

The Labour party (from leader to grassroots) and most trade unions stand united in campaigning to remain in the EU – not because it is perfect (what is?), but because we recognise that political battles must be fought at the appropriate level, and this includes the European level.

Their thinking and action have evolved because they recognise that straight charity is extremely limited as a means to long-term impact.Straight charity is extremely limited as a means to longterm impactIn 2014 we will see more companies follow this lead, gaining greater influence by focusing on market-based solutions and metrics.

"I'm glad that you recognise that al-Qaida is a threat, because a few months ago when you were asked what's the biggest geopolitical threat facing America, you said Russia not al-Qaida," he said.

For the moment it is important to recognise that firm conclusions cannot be made because of the prevalence of mixed interventions and overall limited quality studies.

Eriksson (2008), on analysing the Swedish construction industry, recognised that, because of the lack of confidence in co-operative action among contract partners, there is difficulty in applying co-opetition models.

A BBC spokesman said: "We recognised that because it could increase the risks of the trip, the students should be told in advance that a journalist intended to travel with them, in order to enable the students to make their decision about whether they wanted to proceed.

One, Betty Carlisle, also recognised that because Mr McGuinness had been a senior member of the IRA, the organisation responsible for the murder of Prince Philip's uncle, Lord Mountbatten, such a handshake would be a massive step for the Queen to take: "I feel optimistic," she said.