Sentence examples for recognise the use of from inspiring English sources

We should recognise the use of food banks went up 10 times under Labour," he said.

This fails to recognise the use of energy for productive ends or community services, neglects the role of intermediate energy technologies and does not consider how people use and ultimately benefit from energy".

Anyone who has seen Katie Mitchell's The Waves will recognise the use of multimedia here in which the staged action is often complemented by large and small screen video close-ups.

At the time of the study, the recommended dose of infliximab (approved labelled starting dose for RA) was 3 mg/kg; however, today regulatory agencies recognise the use of higher doses of infliximab, and physicians use them in a proportion of patients to maintain a durable response.

He said he recognised the use of such drugs was "illegal and foolish".

To general astonishment, he also accepted the 1993 statement by the then chief cabinet secretary, Yohei Kono, recognising the use of sex slaves - or "comfort women" - by Japanese troops before and during the second world war.

He acknowledged that courts had recognised the use of colour in trademarks in the fashion industry before, but only in patterns with multiple designs such as the Louis Vuitton logo or Burberry check.

He also recognised the use of market mechanisms – such as the certification system – as an important step forward.

The WHO has recognised the use of information and communication technologies (ICT) as a core competency of the 21st century healthcare workforce to support patient care. 1 Thus, professionals well-trained in the use of ICT are highly needed.

S&N said: "We recognise that the use of discretion is a matter where there is considerable divergence of opinion.

"Egypt's allies should recognise that the use of anti-terrorism as an excuse to crack down on press freedom and turn a blind eye to injustices will harm Egypt's efforts to combat the real security threats that it faces".