Sentence examples for recognising the full from inspiring English sources

Governments have promised generous future benefits without recognising the full cost upfront.

Recognising the full citizenship and civic rights of official and unofficial religious minorities.

Discussing sex among humanitarian professionals is an important step in recognising the full picture of life in the field.

Yet obstacles in recognising the full measure of Dreyer remain, for ideological as well as practical reasons.

For years the Foreign Office has run a number of initiatives to encourage political reform in Egypt, inclusive of recognising the full spectrum of public opinion.

Christa Stewart, of women's rights charity Equality Now, hailed the law as "a really important step in recognising the full potential of girls and reframing how girls should be treated in society".

And besides, I suspect the final year of university is far too early for students to recognise the full value of their education.

When FRS17 comes into full effect next year, companies must disclose and recognise the full impact of gains and losses in their pension fund.However, the real problem is not the messenger but the message.

But whether productivity or unexpectedly weak growth is to blame for high unemployment, there is a danger that policymakers have failed to recognise the full extent of the slack in the economy.

"Stroke survivors unable to return to work can struggle to cope with a fall in income, increased household bills and a benefits system that does not recognise the full impact of stroke," says Jon Barrick, the charity's chief executive.

"Stroke survivors unable to return to work can struggle to cope with a fall in income, increased household bills and a benefits system which does not recognise the full impact of stroke," Barrick said.