Sentence examples for recognises more from inspiring English sources

To deduce anything further we need an electoral system that recognises more than a simple first preference that may be motivated by any of a number of things.

He recognises, more than anybody, the value that the team has behind the success he's achieved in the car, and he knows that he can't operate without the team.

The CWGC recognises more needs to be done to promote its cemeteries in the UK, particularly as WW1 is at least "three generations removed" for many people.

Grant, meanwhile, recognises that more needs to be done.

"It recognises that more work needs to be done on order to achieve greater equality for trans people in the UK," Stewart said.

This is good news for us oldies, as it seems that the general public recognises that more funds should be devoted to looking after us.

Analysts say it has wanted to send a signal of confidence about the economy.The IMF recognises that more reform is needed, calling on China to implement a truly floating exchange rate within three years.

Rippon was previously made an OBE in 2004 for her services to broadcasting, charity and the arts, but this CBE recognises her more recent work as a development lead for the community engagement programme Dementia Friendly Communities.

During the disastrous Iraq war, the misleadingly named Stop the War Coalition released a statement which "reaffirms its call for an end to the occupation, the return of all British troops in Iraq to this country and recognises once more the legitimacy of the struggle of Iraqis, by whatever means they find necessary, to secure such ends".

But the court recognises that more action is needed to tackle the backlog.

He added: "Progress in Scottish wave and tidal renewables has been staggering, but the Scottish government recognises that more financial support is needed to help the sector achieve its fullest potential.