Sentence examples for recognized that given from inspiring English sources

We have long recognized that, given the important purpose of public education and the expansive freedoms of speech and thought associated with the university environment, universities occupy a special niche in our constitutional tradition.

On August 8, 2013, the CRTC approved the application; the commission recognized that given the impact of AMI-tv's English service, a French service would have an equivalent impact on Canada's francophone community.

Although many investigators have incorporated various distributions of correlation times to model the non-Lorentzian T1 dispersion data [34], [35], it should be recognized that given enough variables, successful fitting of data can occur and may simply represent a convenient parameterization without physical meaning.

It was recognized that given the divergent nature of the animals the relationship would be inflated above that found in a normally sampled population.

It is also becoming increasingly recognized that, given their dense connections with the cortex, they are involved in a variety of neural networks subserving complex cognitive and behavioural functions (Middleton and Strick, 2000).

We recognized that given the myriad forms and decentralized nature of global health activities, we were likely unable to identify every single person engaged in global health at the university.

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The decision to speed up the handover, however, was not driven by any such challenges but came about after Mr. Harrison and the board recognized that giving Mr. Dimon the top job would formally acknowledge what has been Wall Street's worst-kept secret for many months: that Mr. Dimon is already running the show.

The tribal nationalist is stupid because he fails to recognize that, given a slight change of location and accident of birth, he would have embraced the position of his adversary.

"It is the first step in recognizing that, given the complexity of our immigration laws, it is not appropriate to force a vulnerable population through the system without appointed counsel," Laura L. Lichter, president of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, said Wednesday.

Furthermore, they recognize that given the relationship between systolic function and myocardial relaxation that patients with abnormal systolic function or structural abnormalities must automatically have a degree of impaired diastolic function.