Sentence examples for recognized that it has from inspiring English sources

"Big pharma has recognized that it has to think more positively about access for poor countries," Professor Reich said.

The bitterest opponents of the Confederate symbol ultimately recognized that it has a profound historical meaning to many whites, including those whose racial views have moderated over the years.

That dominance would be much more subtle than its Windows-driven grip on the PC market since the company has clearly recognized that it has to cater to a more heterogeneous world, one that incorporates many different types of applications and technologies in order to capitalize on the e-business revolution.

And the government recognized that it has to change," Hasselman told VICE.

They recognized that it had a massive hole in its balance sheet, yet took an inertial course of action.

Gleason understood from the start that music was like philosophy in motion, and he recognized that it had unleashed ideas of radical power and historic import.

When he returned to the United States, he saw a translation of Hitler's "Mein Kampf" for sale and, having read the original, recognized that it had been watered down to make it less worrisome to Americans, he said.

The audience recognized that it had been given something truly original — the work is as advanced and experimental, as wild and subversive as the most advanced and experimental and wild and subversive of Stein's works.

Today a spokesman for the French government said France still "wants to go further" in isolating Austria, but recognized that it had few allies, and proposed no specific measures.

He called the incident "horrific" and recognized that it had caused a lot of "tension and frustration".

"McDonald's recognized that it had significant risk if the case went to trial, that we could have established that it was responsible for the conduct in this franchisee workplace".