Sentence examples for recognise the challenges from inspiring English sources

As the community looks back on its successful past, it should also recognise the challenges ahead of us.

Though there are good reasons to be optimistic about Somalia's future, it is also important to recognise the challenges that currently make large-scale return impractical.

"Gardaí will take all necessary steps to try to prevent further bloodshed but we have to recognise the challenges they face.

Identify local partners Embassies recognise the challenges of breaking into any market and are in constant dialogue with their counterparts within in-country government.

While we recognise the challenges councils are facing, we do expect to see them match our commitment to the most vulnerable.

While we recognise the challenges school leaders face, we are working to address them with action, as opposed to those who would rather engage in scaremongering".

However, we recognise the challenge that has been laid down and our need to respond".

But, while I recognise the challenge, and that CEOs as a group indicate that we have hit a plateau, there is reason to be optimistic.

The city's officials recognise the challenge will be integrating flood protection into Vancouver's urban fabric, in a way that improves quality of life rather than impeding it.

But at this late date, after she has wasted two years in a dance of death with extreme Brexiteers, we must recognise the challenge of negotiating a deal that obtains cross-party support before the March deadline.

It is therefore vital that we recognise the challenge that this represents to us as a church, particularly given that as the established church we are called to minister and serve the whole nation," she said.