Sentence examples for recognising the need from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, though, the sport is recognising the need to protect such characters from themselves.

But increasingly, institutions are recognising the need to develop some capacity in-house.

"The UN bureaucracy has come a long way in recognising the need for deep institutional reforms.

The good news is that Christians and Muslims are increasingly recognising the need to talk about these things.

They are expected to be critical of the civil service in particular for not recognising the need for fundamental reform.

1.20pm BST Labour's Nic Dakin says Morgan seems to be recognising the need for local oversight of schools.

These companies demonstrate an increasingly mature attitude to risk, recognising the need to change ahead of market disruption.

But, despite parents recognising the need to save to help pay for their child's further education, the report found many do not put this into action.

But some large European companies seem unable to change their emphasis away from incremental research, despite recognising the need to alter their thinking.

Students have the opportunity to influence this by asking more from their training and recognising the need to have such information included in the syllabus.

That means recognising the need to reassure foreigners, notably the IMF, that any money they might in future lend to Russia would not be squandered or stolen.