Sentence examples for recognizing the scale of from inspiring English sources
But the first step is recognizing the scale of the challenge.
Recognizing the scale of the problem, Mayor Michael Bloomberg has made the garbage crisis the focus of his second 100 days in office, promising to deliver something in the way of a solution by next Friday.
Recognizing the scale of this endeavor, Most Wanted Fine Art has asked me to stay on through 2016 and 2017.
Recognizing the scale of the problem, in 2010 President Barack Obama launched an initiative aimed at ending veteran homelessness by 2015.
In response, Mr. Hammond accused Ms. Eagle of "failing to recognize the scale of the weather event".
The I.M.F., Mr. Moscovici said, had recognized "the scale of the reforms put in place by the government in favor of growth, employment and competitiveness".
But he added that it was time "for all lawmakers to recognize the scale of public outrage and to make the reimbursements swiftly so as to put the scandal behind them.
But housing experts said that despite a government commitment to "get Britain building", in the face of historically low levels of house building, there was little in the Autumn statement to suggest that the government had recognized the scale of the housing crisis The Chartered Institute of Housing called the chancellor's announcement a "missed opportunity".
At the International Institute for Philosophy, in the village of Schaan, Solzhenitsyn rehearsed many of his old themes for the people of Liechtenstein: the failure of the West to recognize the scale of evil in the Soviet Union, the lack of an ethical dimension in politics since the rise of secularism.
Mrs. Robinson said that in a meeting with Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov, she had urged the Russian leadership to consider "the importance of establishing an independent, national commission of inquiry as a special measure that recognizes the scale of human rights violations in Chechnya".
Because many Russians feel that the world — and particularly the United States — has never properly recognized the scale of their losses, they tend to see "Inglourious Basterds" not as a revenge fantasy but as an attempt to further whitewash their role in Hitler's demise.
