Sentence examples for recognise the reality from inspiring English sources

Why is there no room in the system to recognise the reality of my life?

That is to recognise the reality and to say public policy needs to address that.

Third, any deal should recognise the reality of Northern Ireland's geography and of our history.

We know that 70% of US citizens now recognise the reality of human-caused climate change.

The time has come for the Palestinians to adapt their dreams to recognise the reality of Israel," he said.

"Any political approach geared at saving lives has to recognise the reality that his backers will not accept his departure".

Young readers will love knowing what the little animals don't as they follow the pictures and recognise the realities that lie behind this freshlyobserved adventure.

GSK's chief executive, Sir Andrew Witty, said the company was already doing this in some countries, but wanted to streamline its approach to "recognise the realities of the world".

Women's rights advocates in Latin America say government advice to avoid getting pregnant because of the risks posed by the Zika virus was irresponsible and failed to recognise the realities of their own countries.

However, the Obama administration must recognise the realities of the difficult situation it faces in expanding both the ANA and ANP, lest it fall into the trap of its predecessor – having highly ambitious goals without the strategic vision and resources needed to accomplish them.

Moreover, participants felt that the training did not recognise the realities of nursing work or the context of the work setting.