Sentence examples for recognise that it is from inspiring English sources

Instead it must recognise that it is its political duty to encourage and empower the renewal of the unions through laws, taxes, incentives and moral authority.

We have used housing tenure as a proxy because of its availability in the data but we recognise that it is a coarse indicator.

In many ways, I recognise that it is not really a fair playing field.

So we must also recognise that it is a process – it never happens overnight.

"Most people recognise that it is an attempt to mix chalk and cheese," he told EurActiv.

Obama added: "There are Israelis who recognise that it is important to achieve peace.

It is not that I don't believe what patients say, but I recognise that it is hard to be accurate.

To recognise that it is unimportant, at least in the world-historical sense, you only need to be sane.

We also recognise that it is not at this time in the power of the Italian Government to carry out certain of the terms.

France needs to recognise that it is a multicultural nation with a history that cannot be whitewashed.

This is a perfectly legitimate political choice – but we should recognise that it is indeed a choice, not a necessity.