Sentence examples for recognising the fact from inspiring English sources

But now, Serbia is recognising the fact that 8 000 Bosniaks were killed, and officially acknowledging responsibility for their massacre.

How we manage that, recognising the fact that the majority of people live in cities, is for me the agenda that is going to define the 21st century.

And as expected, the EC is also ending its 'excessive deficit procedure' against Italy, recognising the fact that its deficit is now below the 3% mark.

Leadership is about recognising the fact that "we" are all different, that there will always be people who struggle and potentially break the law.

I lied because I knew that I was capable but that my mental health history would likely prevent potential employers from recognising the fact.

Recognising the fact that most Serbs still believe that the country's rightful place is in the European Union, he now insists that it must take place on Serbia's terms.

He seems to prefer simply recognising the facts, difficult as they may be.

That was one example of how difficult it was – and still is – to strike a balance between recognising the facts of history and building a modern city".

Punk recognised the fact that the establishment had no room.

We would do well to recognise the fact that we are all mutants.

It fails to recognise the fact that not everyone's parents can supplement it.