Sentence examples for recognise the limitations from inspiring English sources

For the post-2015 development agenda, we should recognise the limitations of global goal setting.

In publishing the index, we recognise the limitations of our data and methodology.

This would recognise the limitations of a simple focus on equality of opportunity when resources remain so unevenly distributed.

"We recognise the limitations of standardised testing, but one advantage is that it does provide comparable time-series data for evaluation across a host of countries," Hetherington found.

And finally, just as we have always recognised the limitations of the market in the equitable distribution of goods and services, we also recognise the limitations of the centralised, bureaucratic state.

But these religious forms of technology exist alongside a willingness to recognise the limitations of human power and control, and the need to be receptive to something beyond ourselves.

The authors also recognise the limitation of not having survival as an outcome measure in this observational study; ideally, this would be a useful translatable outcome for clinical relevance.

We do recognise the limitation of this study in the small number of patients and the heterogeneity in the burn trauma (chemical/flame injury).

Recognising the limitations of transparency in practice, and the associated limits on the extent to which individuals could use opt out (if available) to protect their own interests, strengthened calls for an effective independent 'watchdog': a review group capable of providing effective regulatory oversight and preventing inappropriate uses of the information.

Recognising the limitations of theses calculations, conservative design decisions were made in relation to the reinforcement layout.

Will regulators, politicians and the media use this as the opportunity for improvement-orientated conversation and action, while recognising the limitations of what it currently tells us?