Sentence examples for recognise the ability from inspiring English sources

While some argue that governments shouldn't work with companies, others recognise the ability of partnerships to advance development in their countries.

Adam Liptak of the New York Times reports that in a recent talk, Justice Ginsburg said the court fails to recognise "the ability of women to decide for themselves what their destiny will be".

Eduardo Ustaran, a partner in Field Fisher Waterhouse's privacy and information group, says early signs are that member states will fall into one of these two camps - those that impose a strict "opt in" consent requirement and those that recognise the ability of visitors to express consent through, for example, appropriate browser or other application settings.

Physicists immediately recognised the ability of so-called memelements to mimic biological computing and various groups have designed and built chips to exploit this idea, here for example.

DRS, as presently conceived, tries to steer a middle path between accepting the authority of the on-field umpire, and recognising the ability of technology to correct decisions made in the middle.

Criterion 2 Children recognised the ability of the forest to provide wood and to enable clean water and carbon dioxide oxygen cycling.

We have previously recognised the ability of ECE-1 to promote PC cell invasion in vitro (Dawson et al, 2004).

However, it must be clearly recognised that the ability to draw strong conclusions from these comparisons is limited by the possibility of selection bias and disparate group sizes.

The honour recognised the "courage, ability, and qualities of leadership" he displayed under "trying and difficult conditions during a period of service in the Far East".

But as Luther himself recognised, words have the ability to move.

NGOs are recognised as having the ability to achieve national health outcomes.