Sentence examples for recognise this need from inspiring English sources

According to Mr Evans, "A lot of the problem goes if there is mutual respect, if the police explain why the search is being done".The NYPD commissioner, Howard Safir, now seems to recognise this need.

And the range of new websites and ideas about how music can work – in an age when the music industry as we have known it in recent decades is collapsing – recognise this need to keep some track of reciprocity.

Gatt is already struggling with the problem of the European community's external policies, in order to influence them in the direction of broader and freer world trade, and to devise ways and means of concerting the efforts of the old industrial countries to help the poorer ones.Fortunately there are signs that the people within the European community are beginning to recognise this need.

"We need town centres and those interested in them, to recognise this need and act on it".

Some companies, such as British Telecom, have recognised this need and are making headway on tying sustainability in with business value in their corporate responsibility reports.

Recognising this need for business and administratively focused social workers, the University of Southern California school of social work has created a non-traditional social work programme.

Recognising this need, the goal of this paper is to provide an accessible introduction to a flexible framework to assess how land management could be expected to change under alternative environmental limits and policies.

Improving inpatient newborn care will require a health systems approach and some countries are recognising this need.

In recognising this need, the Australian Government in 2009 expressed its intention in the Fourth National Mental Health Plan [ 103] to develop a National Mental Health Service Planning Framework NMHSPFF).

Recognising this need, Cancer Research UK and the European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer (EORTC) have sponsored an international consensus effort to devise a roadmap and produce key recommendations for the design, performance, governance and publication of future IB studies [ 10].

Mr Graham, of the Liberal Democrats, said Westminster "needed to recognise this region needs support and investment".