Sentence examples for recognising that for from inspiring English sources

The report says: "Tackling working poverty means recognising that for too many, low pay goes hand-in-hand with low hours.

Mr Plevneliev says he is extremely concerned by the development, recognising that for all the diplomatic efforts on the world stage, nothing can fell a politician like a domestic crisis.

Gradually, he came to recognise that, for him, the genesis of his novels occurred best with the flash of an idea and then (oddly, perhaps) a name, and a literary category.

Similarly, a supervisor might press a particular bank to lend less during a slump whereas a "macroprudential supervisor would recognise that, for the system as a whole," that could make matters worse.The embrace of macroprudential supervision represents a reversal of another pre-2007 trend—for central banks to shed supervisory duties and concentrate on monetary policy.

In addition it is important to recognise that, for a minority of patients, a personal relationship with health professionals can act as a barrier to the disclosure of emotional distress.

Efficacy data are shown by both combined and by individual drugs (while recognising that numbers for some outcomes for some drugs may be small).

ILC embraces a broad definition of intelligence by recognising that information useful for conservation can be found within the different units in the UWA.

Nordstrom has been lauded for recognising that trust is often cheaper than control when it comes to employee activity.

The other parties now recognise that instinct for power after the election drubbing she has dealt them.

UK legislation doesn't currently recognise that sex for cash can be a free choice.

One of these is Scrabble – they recognise that games are fundamental for peace of mind.