Sentence examples for recognising the demand from inspiring English sources

Recognising the demand for a branch in the capital, UEA opened the Middlesex Street study centre this January to cater for more than 1,000 students it hopes to attract on to specialist programmes, including its Masters in creative entrepreneurship, preparatory courses for international students, and the new part-time version of the carbon MBA that it launched last month.

But unless we already have independent reasons for recognising the demand for truth makers, catching cheaters cannot provide a motivation for positing them.

Recognising the demand for identifiable data in public health research, data protection legislation in many countries already allows identifiable data to be used for public health purposes without the consent of the data subject (Gostin LO, Sapsin JW, Teret SP, et al., 2002).

Recognising the demands on her busy family, she had never got round to going through those old family albums with us, and we simply hadn't looked back or reminisced about her active and generous life enough.

We recognise the demand the city has for beds but we need to scale up appropriately to make sure everyone is comfortable with what we are doing," she says.

Mr Miliband said devolution in Scotland and Wales over the past 15 years had worked and recognised the demand for "significant" new powers for England.

"However, we also recognise the demand for healthcare services for veterans may increase in the future following recent and ongoing conflicts and we will need to keep services under review to meet this rising demand".

Other comments indicated that respondents recognise the demand for over-the-counter complementary medicine products but many do not feel this does justice to the unique, holistic, individualised approach that the naturopathic paradigm and practice offers.

"If cat owners understood their pets better, they'd recognise the demands we're putting on them," he told the Radio Times.

But colleagues should recognise the demands that are being made and try to understand the compromises we all have to make.

Those in the church who recognise the demands of the Gospel and the calling of the Holy Spirit must now work to elect to synod more people who really represent the lay members of the church.