Sentence examples for recognise the pressures from inspiring English sources

We recognise the pressures on you.

Pam Tatlow, chief executive of the university thinktank Million+, says universities recognise the pressures poorer students face.

We in the Labour party did a lot to recognise the pressures on women with children, and we brought in women shortlists, too.

Among supporters of all parties, including Ukip, more people recognise the "pressures and benefits" of immigration and believe its level should be determined by economic interests than say it is either bad or good for the economy.

"I recognise the pressures on university and college funding but they have had a decade of almost exponential investment and very few of them had the foresight to realise there might be a few years of difficulties".

Both, however, fail to recognise the pressures social workers face – from managing unsustainable caseloads and paperwork to time-consuming IT systems – and how these have a bearing on how cases are handled.

While four out of five girls (82%) said adults did not recognise the pressure they are under, 62% knew a girl their age who had experienced a mental health problem, according to the survey.

Students who took part in the preliminary research said schools were failing to play their part in recognising the pressures on young people from sexual harassment and bullying.

Recognising the pressures on renting households, the communities and local government select committee set up an inquiry into the future of the private rented sector, which also reported its findings this week.

But he said he recognised the pressures caused by protecting spending on education and social services.

But Mr Sargeant said at the time that he recognised the pressures caused by protecting spending on education and social services.