Sentence examples for recognised a need from inspiring English sources
The country's leaders didn't know how far from their charted path they'd been swept, but they recognised a need to make a course correction.
We've recognised a need to focus our efforts much more on helping line managers to identify and analyse that gap and ensure that the chosen intervention addresses it.
But it does show that, at some level, some sections of the Corbyn campaign, and perhaps Corbyn himself, recognised a need to reach out to the Jewish community.
Similarly, she recognised a need for a more rational approach to teenage pregnancy, and from 2000 was chair of the Independent Advisory Group on Teenage Pregnancy that produced a succession of reports to bring down the UK's frightening rates.
Shortlist: Citysafe, Middlesbrough Council RECRUITMENT & RETENTION Judges comments: "Entries demonstrated a general change in the mindset of public service organisations and recognised a need to reach out to communities.
Delaney added: "We recognised a need to strengthen at hooker prior to the closing of the transfer window [27 January].
Mr Osborne however made clear that ministers recognise a need for reform of the EU, at a time when Europe is falling behind the rising economic powers of Asia, while its welfare spending outstrips the rest of the world.
"While many biologists recognise a need to take environment and systems thinking into account, they find it easy to follow the DNA paradigm because it has been, and continues to be, so productive," he says.
We now recognise a need to initiate an Artists Assemblyy Against Austerity to organise artists across all media, writers, musicians, performers, broadcasters, technicians, administrators, audiences and allies under our shared aim to end the cuts and protect public services.
However, students recognise a need to develop leadership and management competences.
4 The UK government and health services recognise a need for adaptation to reduce these pressures on Emergency Departments (EDs).
