Sentence examples for recognising the difficulty from inspiring English sources

Recognising the difficulty of achieving that reconciliation, he notes that the one area where the tendency to creatively disrupt has faltered is in how we govern ourselves.

Google, recognising the difficulty of being the market leader, doesn't want to get into a fight with the Murdochs – and declined to comment specifically on James's views on copyright for this article.

Recognising the difficulty, the Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls spent the weekend seeking to outwit the Government by proposing that every adult aged over 25 and out of work for more than two years should be obliged to take up a government-provided job for six months, or lose their benefits.

"They said they understood lots of the parents down here are seasonal workers and they understand about the current economical climate and that budgets are tight for families, so I thought that was really important that the school were acknowledging and recognising the difficulty of paying for holidays," she said.

Recognising the difficulty of studying a condition where diagnosis is 'clinical', we begin by describing how we operationalise the dementia syndrome.

Across all three journals there were relatively few papers describing randomised controlled trials thus recognising the difficulty of implementing this design in general practice.

"This is also a coalition that is open to recognising the difficulties of others, because alone, we can't achieve that high mitigation ambition that we have".

For a few moments the absurdity of the situation overwhelmed the seriousness; and if it wasn't quite football between the trenches at Christmas, the meeting ended cordially, with both sides recognising the difficulties of the other.

And other people might have seemed to be nasty to you when in fact it was your fault for not recognising the difficulties and the sufferings that they had to put up with.

Relations with the West Iranian relations with the US are perhaps at their lowest ebb since the hostage crisis between 1979 and 1981, but Mr Rouhani, while recognising the difficulties has called for closer ties.

"Our hope is that protecting children will once again be seen as a core part of paediatric practice and that health professionals can continue clinical work and research with skill, compassion and humility, recognising the difficulties, but aware of their duty to protect children from cruelty, abuse and neglect.