Sentence examples for recognise upfront from inspiring English sources
It is important to recognise upfront that in selected countries, reductions of up to 70% in cervical cancer incidence and mortality have been achieved by repeated conventional cytology screening tests.
Governments have promised generous future benefits without recognising the full cost upfront.
But NAMA will still pay about €7 billion more than the assets are actually worth.Tweaking the plan further so that banks recognised even bigger losses upfront might have been more sensible for taxpayers.
"We are very clear and upfront that we recognise the data we are talking about is not our data; it is our customers' data," he said.
Record applications from students from low-income backgrounds suggests that they understand they don't have to pay upfront to go to university: they recognise that paying back as graduates through PAYE is nothing like leaving university with a credit card debt.
"Secondly, by a UK government policy which fails to recognise the importance of the construction industry and real upfront public investment".
However, improvements in energy efficiency can be hindered by: lack of knowledge or skills to recognise and achieve potential savings low priority relative to other costs for many users significant upfront costs, long payback periods and the risk that savings will not materialise energy cost subsidies and unpriced externalities such as climate change.
While most providers recognise there are some real benefits in paying higher rates, such as a better quality of care, the move requires upfront investment from local authority and NHS commissioners.
"Myleene Klass as a representative for Littlewoods needs to recognise that when she is representing people who can't afford to buy some of the clothes on their back upfront, it's not appropriate to make very unbalanced comments about wealth," Elaine Buchan, who founded the petition on the site Change.org said ("I'm not a fan at all of Ed Miliband either," she added).
