Sentence examples for recognises this issue from inspiring English sources

The government recognises this issue and is doing what it can.

That is why the government-bond yield is the appropriate measure for discounting public liabilities, as Messrs Rauh and Novy-Marx assert.The Bank of England recognises this issue.

The Thai health policy recognises this issue [ 4] and there is consensus on the importance of improving older adults' knowledge about self-management of chronic conditions, and providing them with the means to facilitate self-care [ 5].

The BBA said: "We are pleased the OFT recognises the issue of bank account fees needs further consideration and is more complex than it had initially believed".

Gillespie is adamant Ballance recognises the issue and, rather than being stubborn about it, has worked extremely hard at getting a better stride in, although clearly that is work in progress.

After converting, he considered leaving the Army, but has said in interviews that he reconciled his beliefs with his military service, contending that "the British Army as a community recognises the issue of spirituality and goodness and righteousness and justice and evil and wrong probably far more than most".

It's essential that the spending review recognises these issues.

Myeloma UK recognises the issues that underpin the "NHS predicament": at their centre is the matter of how we continue to fund more and more treatments on the NHS.

Mr Davis said: "From public sector workers and those in Humberside's business community, to young professionals and former military personnel, we need a contender who recognises the issues facing local neighbourhoods".

The government recognises these issues but it's a small community so they can't spend a whole lot of money here to fix things.

The International Association of Diabetes and Pregnancy Study Group (IADPSG) recognises the issues associated with including women with pre-existing diabetes together with those with 'true' GDM.