Sentence examples for recognising that there from inspiring English sources

"It's recognising that there are significant differences in women's elite sport and men's," he said.

"Simplicity is recognising that there are certain fundamental relationships in life.

"I think public service ethos is about recognising that there are places where the market shouldn't go.

It has a three-point strategy to help it do so, while recognising that there is no single solution.

Such resolutions could lead to a peace settlement by recognising that there were victims on both sides.

The UK has a proud tradition of recognising that there have to be checks and balances of executive power.

It involves recognising that there are human achievements that transcend our own lives and our own generations.

The charity said that, although those interventions were intended for adults, recognising that there were vulnerable children in the household could have helped keep Daniel safe.

But recognising that there is no magic button that will end the Brexit debate is to be freed of the stress of searching for the impossible.

Recognising that there was no sign of attacks against persons in the whole affair, she nevertheless declared: "They have adopted underground methods.

"We're moving forward, recognising that there is a period of time that in Joe Lieberman's political career that I will never understand or approve," Reid added.