Sentence examples for recognised it will from inspiring English sources

Unless this folly is recognised, it will be a portent in concrete and anodised aluminium of what council housing could look like everywhere soon, when lifetime tenancies and housing benefit are abolished; when those last few inner-city areas unclaimed by the affluent are put up for sale.

But they also recognised it will be difficult to maintain a high rate of discovery as it becomes harder to find rare species.

I recognise it will affect many hard working colleagues, our customers and local communities.

I recognise it will affect many hardworking colleagues, our customers and local communities.

The companies argue that "the bill should be amended so that there is an explicit threshold: where a service is encrypted end-to-end, the bill should recognise it will not be reasonably practicable to provide decrypted content, rather than leave this to be established on a case-by-case basis".

"I recognise it will affect many hard working colleagues, our customers and the communities in which these stores are situated.

"The decision to close the store has been exceptionally difficult to take and we recognise it will affect many hard working colleagues, our customers and the local community".

Even those within the United Nations and other global organisations such as the World Bank recognise it will take more than the efforts of, for example, UNEP, the UNDP, and the UNFCCC to meet the new combined environment, development and climate goals.

If legislation is to express the general will, citizens must recognize it as expressing their wills; and this means, recognising it as willed.

Join a union – even if your workplace doesn't recognise it, you'll have access to legal advice.

At Hopa, on the Georgian border (you'll recognise it: all the women will be wearing vivid red and maroon striped shawls), head inland and upwards, through lush tea plantations reminiscent of Darjeeling.