Sentence examples for recognised the difficulties from inspiring English sources

The Russian seemingly recognised the difficulties in overhauling the squad and the playing style at Stamford Bridge.

Ono recognised the difficulties facing workers, but dismissed suggestions that there would not be enough people to decommission the plant.

If the BBC had established better governance and reporting for the DMI it would likely have recognised the difficulties much earlier".

"If the BBC had better governance and reporting for the programme, it would have recognised the difficulties much earlier than May 2012".

Schools minister Nick Gibb said the number and quality of teachers was at an all-time high but the government recognised the difficulties in recruiting people into the profession in recent years.

"If the BBC had better governance and reporting for the programme, it would have recognised the difficulties much earlier than May 2012". The report said the BBC's executive board "applied insufficient scrutiny" to the project during 2011 and the first half of 2012, with no formal checks beyond the reports prepared by the project management office.

But he has recognised the difficulty of trying to persuade the public of their benefits.

The MHRA usually requires drugs to be of sufficient quality, safety and effectiveness but, in the case of herbal medicines, it recognised the difficulty in providing evidence of effectiveness and asked only for proof of quality and safety and patient information.

He also recognised the difficulty of defending the thinly populated territory, and forged close ties with both his immediate neighbours and the United States.Some embarrassment has arisen from Sheikh Zayed's 19 sons, several of whom have gained a reputation for raucous or violent behaviour.

Shipman's victims Stymied in Ulster Edging away William the unflappable Taking the Michael Scotland's new politics Tales from Telford Harsh truths ReprintsToday's republican leadership has come a long way without taking that step in part because both the British and Irish governments recognised the difficulty involved.

"My concern is that the government have, hitherto, failed to recognised the difficulty and the importance of the constitutional issue arising from a decision to elect 80% of the Lords".