Sentence examples for recognises the scale of from inspiring English sources

So I will be voting for Liz Kendall, because I think she recognises the scale of the challenge we face.

Scope recognises the scale of the savings that local authorities – especially their children and adult services – have to make.

Unless it recognises the scale of the problem and acts soon, it will become the worst teacher-supply situation since the dark days of the early 2000s.

Instead, although the text of what is to be known as the New York declaration recognises the scale of the crisis, it fails to lay out concrete measures.

"The government recognises the scale of concern in relation to the potential inclusion of a profit-making motive in the proposed range of additional delegable functions – in particular child protection".

This recognises the scale of the programme and the need to prepare carefully".

"The inspectorate rightly recognises that the scale of change delivered, including the structural reform, should not be underestimated.

IoF chair Peter Lewis said: "We are pleased that Lord Hodgson recognises that the scale of complaints about fundraising activity is very small, and public trust in charities remains very high.

Neither recognises the sheer scale of the challenge Labour faces.

But, Mr Miliband argues, only Labour recognises the true scale of the problem and has the will to do anything about it.

The multi-physics multi-scale approach recognises the hierarchical nature of engine development; what is now termed as down-cascading to root causes and palliation, and up-cascading to ascertain their effects and repercussions.