Sentence examples for recognises that a from inspiring English sources

But everybody recognises that a collision of forces could have a worse outcome in the future.

It was relatively quiet, but she recognises that a more private space might have been more appropriate.

It correctly recognises that a referendum based on limited information was simply the start of a long and complicated process.

The call also recognises that a new generation of younger political players outside traditional frameworks is on the rise.

But the report recognises that a major shift to renewables needs a revolution in thinking by rich countries.

He recognises that a Palestinian state is inevitable, but he will not negotiate with Palestinians until the intifada has ended.

It now recognises that was a costly mistake.

Katbi recognises that's a task made even more challenging by Americans' famed individualism.

He recognises that "as a politician" Balls will hate the book.

He recognises that, as a Kurd, he has been able to enjoy opportunities that are more limited for Iraqis living in other, more unruly parts of the country.

They exist because society recognises that discrimination is a fact which the law must acknowledge and seek to redress.