Sentence examples for recognises the limits from inspiring English sources

Expanding operations in the West, through acquisition or otherwise, recognises the limits of "offshoring".

Merkel is above all a cautious politician who recognises the limits of her power.

Leading a nation in a globalised world is a balancing act that requires skill and luck and a citizenry that recognises the limits of the possible.

The ICC Rome Statute framework recognises the limits on the ICC's jurisdiction through its provisions asserting that the ICC is to complement national legal processes.

While no longer chairman of NIFC, McDonagh says he still attends its fundraisers and promotes them on air, but recognises the limits of giving support.

Human rights doctrine recognises the need to limit certain human rights, usually in times of public health emergency when certain individual rights are temporarily restricted over concern for the common good.

A spokeswoman for London Mayor Boris Johnson said: "Since the mayor was elected, the number of people living in areas exceeding nitrogen dioxide limits has halved but he fully recognises the need to take further action.

"Since the mayor was elected, NOx [nitrogen oxide] emissions have reduced by 20% and the number of people living in areas exceeding NO2 limits has halved, but he fully recognises the need to take further action.

After a winter that has seen England whitewashed in their Ashes defence and also lose seven of the eight limited-overs games against Australia, the Nottinghamshire all-rounder recognises the need for improvement.

TV remakes are motivated by a combination of envy and xenophobia: a foreign broadcaster recognises the brilliance of the idea but fears that subtitles and suspicion of otherness will limit the response.

"While the law recognises the role charitable thinktanks can play in promoting understanding and learning and inspiring debate, it also sets important limits, designed to protect what is unique and precious about charity.