Sentence examples for recognises that if from inspiring English sources

But each also recognises that, if every country took this approach, the overall result would be worse.

He recognises that if the deficit remains high, that saps confidence and people think there are higher taxes round the corner.

And Mr Blair, who on January 29th said that he favours an entirely appointed house, recognises that if the house were even partly elected, there would be a mismatch between its legitimacy and its power.

Surely everyone in this room recognises that if we have any ambition as a nation to compete with the best education systems in the OECD, then good has to be the only acceptable standard.

GMG also recognises that if it encourages readers to change their behaviour, and seeks to influence suppliers and advertisers, then it must also lead the way in its own operations.

"It is one nation Labour which recognises that if we are to build prosperity for the long term, we must give help to the many businesses which will create most of the jobs and the wealth of the future – not just a few.

"The typical person accused of a crime combines a troubled past with limited resources: he thus recognises that, even if he is innocent, his chances of mounting an effective defence at trial may be modest at best," US District Judge Jed Rakoff said in a scathing attack on the plea bargain system in The New York Review of Books last November.

Resolution 1325 recognises that.

The Scottish government recognises that.

He recognises that time is running out for his island.

In principle, Kennedy recognises that things must change.