Sentence examples for recognising the future from inspiring English sources

"Recognising the future demands for a highly skilled work force, BiFab introduced an apprenticeship training scheme in 2007 with the aim to have a rolling programme of 50 apprentices in the scheme at any one time.

The government, in the form of Peter Mandelson and James Purnell, has publicly recognised the future potential of the Post Office to provide financial services at a time when the big banks' credibility and popularity are shot to bits.

"In these difficult times, it is important to show that people can come together to achieve genuine reform, preserving the best of the past, but recognising the realities of the future".

To have a "remembered friend" all throughout your life, know and share with others their names, address and occupation, had they lived, seems to me to be a chance to re-engage with the past, while looking with hope to the future, recognising the futility of War and realising what CAN be done, not what can't, in the name of collective responsibility.

The two prime ministers "recognised the enormous future potential for transfer and collaborative projects in defence equipment and technology between the two countries", the statement added.

Internet connectivity, too, is finally recognised as the future of gaming.

You'd have to have been living under a rock not to recognise that the future of work is changing.

A couple of other recent developments recognise that the future of 3D doesn't necessarily require us to wear anything on our faces.

"David and I have had our differences but we both recognise that the future success of the city is the crucially important issue," said Mr Storey.

"We firmly believe that the new way to deliver brands that people recognise in the future will not necessarily be through big movies or TV series," says Lyalin.

However, the UK supreme court's decision to uphold the prenup in the case between German heiress Katrin Radmacher and her husband Nicholas Granatino last year suggests that they may be recognised in the future.