Sentence examples for recognises there is from inspiring English sources

"The Welsh government reiterates its support in principle for the exemption going ahead on economic grounds but recognises there is concern about its impact on public health.

By Brown's admission, his bill only takes aim at one part of a problem with many interlinked issues, and he recognises there is a lot of work to be done to help, for instance, those already suffering from addiction.

He added: "Everyone recognises there is a need for compromise.

These are all important efforts and, crucially, Hague recognises there is no single solution to the challenge.

Interpretation Matters starts from a place that recognises there is no one single way of writing about art, and no one single audience that text panels are addressing.

Yet Ofcom recognises there is a major issue, with 50% of internet users who downloaded or streamed films in a three-month period doing so without paying.

"The report itself concludes it can't 'prove anything' – it uses self-selecting data and recognises there are complex underlying issues.

Woolf is an energy lawyer, an area of relative female strength, but she recognises there are other areas where women are finding it hard to break in.

Yes, of course, one recognises there are wider implications … [But] every member of my family has said they are pleased and proud.

"The report itself concludes it can't prove anything – it uses self-selecting data and recognises there are complex underlying issues.

The English FA says much has been achieved in making football "safe for all and free from abuse and discrimination", but it recognises there are many challenges still to be faced.