Sentence examples for recognises is that from inspiring English sources

What Davies recognises is that capitalism has now in a sense incorporated its own critique.

What the achievement of Paris recognises is that there is no escape from the urgent need to change our ways.

What everyone - academics, the NCTJ's chief executive Joanne Butcher and all newspaper publishers - surely recognises is that the hacking scandal puts journalistic ethics centre stage.

What Perez also recognises is that the company, which for many of its 127 years has had a command and control approach to the way it communicates with its customers and stakeholders, is going to have to become more open to a two-way conversation.

For Belletti, the great bonus of the programme is that "it recognises your achievements".

What everyone recognises is – to paraphrase Stephen Twigg – that Whitehall doesn't always know best.

It seeks to improve the work-life balance that it recognises is necessary to increase women's employment.

What I like about Marvin is that he recognises that a comfortable community is one that cares for everybody.

And what this also means is that she recognises the perils of moral compartmentalising.

It is that Nato recognises that it is necessary to regain dominance and that means being more aggressive than its opponent.

An important aspect of the Our Lives report is that it recognises the "extraordinary resilience" of poor people.