Sentence examples for recognised this part from inspiring English sources
From the years (2009 and 2013 respectively) when both firms started publishing their sustainability reports till 2014,7 both firms have dedicated the biggest proportion (around 30 40%) of the content to product quality control, and have repeatedly recognised this part of their social responsibility as the most essential one as an agribusiness.
"I can't tell you how pleased I am, not only with a panel of such eminent judges, but that people recognise this as part of my body of work, not a diversion.
Google chief executive Larry Page in part recognised this last year following the landmark "right to be forgotten" ruling in Europe.
The pilgrimage site of Lisieux is second only to Lourdes in terms of visitor numbers and many will feel they have derived genuine benefit from visiting the relics during this tour, but we must recognise this event as part of the agenda of a Catholic church whose social proscriptions have become obsolete and for whom political expediency comes before popular opinion.
"You have to recognise, this is a part of their life.
Recognising this, Alibaba.com, the listed part of the group (most of which is private), promised in December to pay a special dividend of $140m in January.Half a billion credit historiesAlibaba has a huge and barely exploited asset: the data it has gathered on the spending habits of China's emerging middle class.
So we need to recognise that part of what is going on is a rising contribution to production from scarce land in big, rich metropolitan areas.
But the Scottish government said the industry had to "recognise" the part it plays in the problem, and in creating a solution.
We have no desire to recognise that part of us can cause us pain or misery, or that they are able to make us unhappy.
Finally, make sure all this is recognised as part of your workload.
While Conmebol don't recognise this event as an official part of Copa América history, it was the first time more than two teams contested a trophy in South America, and there's no getting away from that.
