Sentence examples for recognises that of from inspiring English sources

"The point he makes is border security is very important to our national security – and the prime minister obviously recognises that; of course he does".

NICE (the National Institute for Clinical Health and Excellence) recognises that lack of information results in under-use and requires all health professionals to provide it.

The Daily Mail's Q&A explains what will happen when disputes do arise, and how the plan which secured the compromise "recognises that opponents of women bishops have the right to 'flourish'".

This recognises that processes of learning are inherent to health market systems, and also that regulations themselves are constituents of emergent processes that bring about broader changes to health markets and the associated value chains and wider institutions and infrastructure.

46 In the UK, the NICE supplementary guidance recognises that during end of life, the standard CE thresholds of £20 000–£30 000 per QALY gain may be inadequate.

It recognises that housing is part of a network of concerns.

Any animal-print aficionado worth their salt recognises that Alabama Worley is one of their own.

A wide-eyed kid with all the moxie and nerve that Trump chucklingly recognises as that of his own feisty younger self, attempts to shoplift the book and hides out from the police in the nearest office.

And although it will not fund a case unless its legal advisers think the claim has a strong prospect of success, the funder recognises that some of the cases it backs will fail.

Even the party's unofficial organ, Compact, said Petry had not tried to withdraw the statement "perhaps because she recognises that 25% of Germans are in favour of deploying firearms, even on unarmed refugees".

"It recognises that thousands of men from the island of Ireland, north and south, died in the service of the British army in World War One," she said.