Sentence examples for recognises the increase from inspiring English sources

Unlike those – pious bien-pensants as much as religious bigots – who fume and splutter whenever the subject of population is mentioned, Gore recognises the increase of human numbers as one of the world's largest challenges.

Although the Grand Bargain recognises the need to increase cash-based programmes, there was disappointment that this isn't accompanied by firm targets.

The National Police Chiefs Councill has welcomed the move and says it shows the government recognises the "severe strain" budget cuts and increasing violence have caused.

In a statement, the Welsh government said it "recognises the pressures of caring for an increasing number of older people with complex needs".

Recently Lace et al. reported that the RD3 antibody that specifically recognises the 3-repeat tau shows an increased immunoreactivity in late-state ghost tangles [ 39].

The adaptation mechanism recognises the actual suspended mass in order to increase the effectiveness of vibration isolation.

Providing diversity in exercise programs targeting seniors recognises the heterogeneity of multicultural populations and may further increase the number of taking part in dance classes.

Providing diversity in exercise programs targeting seniors recognises the heterogeneity of multicultural populations and may further increase the number of taking part in exercise.

"Labor recognises the potential benefits for Australia from the TPP, including increased market access for our goods and services," he told Guardian Australia.

The UK College of Emergency Medicine recognises the need to utilise extensions in roles due to increasing patient demand, reducing hours of work for junior doctors and national throughput standards.

Although this paper recognises the merits of the evolution of cadastral systems towards an increased capability over time, it promotes a radical introduction or overhaul of existing cadastral systems.