Sentence examples for stated that they recognized from inspiring English sources

Their communiqué stated that they recognized "the current (global economic) crisis has a disproportionate impact on the vulnerable in the poorest countries and our collective responsibility to mitigate the social impact of the crisis to minimise long-lasting damage to global potential".

Many Palestinians here in this refugee camp between Ramallah and Jerusalem said that they were excited by the prospect of their territory's being declared a state, but that they recognized that it would not immediately improve their lives.

90.3% (102/113) stated that they could now recognize family members and cattle clearly.

An inquiry into the perceived benefits from the use of aphakic spectacles revealed that most (95.7% -132/138) participants could now manage all personal activities, 95.0% (131/138) felt that it had facilitated independent mobility and 86.2%(119/138) stated that they could now recognize their family members and cattle clearly (Table 5).

Top state legislators said that they recognized the political challenge in enacting such a plan but that Massachusetts' circumstances demanded it.

When it comes to Human Resources Utilization, only 62.5% stated that they were rewarded and recognized for improving quality.

Asked at the news conference why he had "softened" toward the state, Mr. Giuliani replied that state officials had "indicated" that "they recognize that we've put a lot of money into education".

The US National Transportation Safety Board later characterized Enbridge's employees as "Keystone Kops," stating that they had "failed to recognize their pipeline had ruptured and continued to pump crude into the environment".

Chantler, though, stated that he recognizes the difficulty "reconciling" the government's unproven allegations against Bakhtiari since he was never charged with a crime.

To state that proposition is to recognize its absurdity.

The state officials said they recognized that voters seemed to like Mr. Bush's personality more than Mr. Gore's, but they suggested that the more voters saw of Mr. Bush, the less they would like him.