Sentence examples for recognises needs from inspiring English sources

The UK, as even big business recognises, needs to improve its productivity and competitiveness, and a Tory chancellor can't be blamed for wanting to force investment in training that isn't currently happening.

"Businesses stand ready to help the Government design a fit for purpose immigration system that recognises these needs".

The reason teachers can be themselves abroad is because the education system respects and recognises their needs.

Even mighty Toyota recognises it needs a step-change in its manufacturing if it is to come up with a car for the masses in emerging markets.

Shorten will say the ALP recognises what needs to be done to drive the transition in the energy system, "and we are ready to get on with it".

But he recognises he needs a bit of a change in his life, which I think is always the first step.

A successful business defines precisely who their target audience or customer is, recognises their needs and understands their motivations for wanting to buy from their business.

Now, more than ever, the former Germany player and coach recognises he needs a good performance at the very least from his team at Hampden tonight.

He recognises he needs a bit of a change in his life and this is the first step towards that.

The National Postgraduate Committee NPCC) welcomes the proposal, which "recognises the needs of postgraduate students and is being quite realistic about how to target funding," according to General Secretary Jeremy Hoad.

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.