Sentence examples for said recognising that from inspiring English sources

A Cambridge University spokesman said: "Recognising that ethical issues are of great importance, Jesus College has structures in place through which these matters can be raised by its members.

"These measures are not pleasant, but they are necessary," he said, recognising that he had once pledged to reduce taxes.

Görtemaker said recognising that Hitler had a "normal relationship" was a vital part of the process of seeing him as a recognisable product of German society in the first half of the 20th century.

In the interview, he said: "Recognising that that is going to happen, we could play a role in saying that if a university is going to charge six, seven, eight or nine thousand pounds … I think we could win some considerable concessions from those universities".

Fratto said he was "envious" of the stance now being adopted by the White House which, he said, recognised that Congress would never actually see through its threat of pushing the US economy off a cliff.

The chief executive, Richard Hawkes, said: "We recognise that assisted suicide is a complex and emotional issue.

I said, "I recognise that!" I went to one of Banksy's exhibitions.

Last year the Chinese leadership said it recognised that plan was flawed, and public sector debt needed to be cut.

The report said Barber "recognised that independent programmes should be listened to inside the BBC but not that it was his responsibility".

AirBnB's head of diversity and belonging, David King, said: "We recognise that bias and discrimination present significant challenges, and we are taking steps to address them.

He said: "We recognise that performance has not been consistent enough and we're sorry for the inconvenience this has caused passengers when services have been delayed".