Sentence examples for recognize that it has from inspiring English sources

"Once a work is made," he writes, "we need to recognize that it has its own claim within our culture".

Instead of language chastising consumers for their selfishness, instead of spurious accusations of secret profit behind ad-block technologies, the advertising industry needs to recognize that it has built no good will, that its failure to stop and active decision to escalate this problem is the direct cause of consumers' actions.

We also recognize that it has most recently manifested itself as a political ploy aimed at derailing your campaign.

To the Editor: Die-hard backers of the No Child Left Behind law refuse to recognize that it has failed and needs a comprehensive overhaul.

We need not reach agreement on all philosophical principles of fairness to recognize that it has imposed considerable harm across the income scale without generating significant offsetting benefits.

"But you only have to see how Roosevelt is organized to recognize that it has operated under de facto segregation for a long, long time," he said.

The bureau refused to recognize that it had been sold out by one of its own until the mole hunters heard a tape recording of Hanssen talking to his K.G.B. handlers.

But the White House also appeared to recognize that it had not done enough preparatory diplomacy with Arab leaders before the meeting.

The video of Snowden released by the Guardian on June 9, 2013 may have been what triggered the woman from Oversight and Compliance to recognize that it had been Snowden who approached her at the NSA.

While he regards the method of measuring an agent's credences by her betting behavior as "fundamentally sound" (34), he recognizes that it has its limitations.

"The campaign recognizes that it has to get back on offense, back on its own agenda, and out of the muck," said one prominent Republican strategist.