Sentence examples for statement recognising that the from inspiring English sources
Read from today's vantage point, the symbolism may seem too direct, if not obvious, but in its time the story was a radical, provocative statement – recognising that the new Israel had been built, in part, on the ruins of another society, displaced and dispossessed.
And they should ensure that any statement calling for more and better medical technologies is quickly followed by a statement recognising that technology should at best be seen as a complement to, but never a substitute for, political action.
Of note, recognising that the updated statement now addresses the above conceptual and methodological issues and may also have broader applicability than the original QUOROM statement, we changed the name of the reporting guidance to PRISMA (preferred reporting items for systematic reviews and meta-analyses).
The six North Wales councils issued a statement saying they recognised that the release of the report may bring distress to those affected.
At one point in his statement, Stephenson appeared to recognise that much of what he missed had been published along the way.
The Outcome Statement from the 2012 PRCCHS recognised "that 'climate change and health' is a domain that is multi-sectoral and this consequently needs a broad range of people involved with skills, experience and expertise from all sectors and from grassroots through to national, regional and global levels" [ 5].
We recognise that self-assembly is not the only possible mechanism whereby chromosomal material could be compacted, and have altered the statement accordingly.
A statement released following their convictions read: "Today's judgment demonstrates that the legal system does not yet recognise that climate defence is not an offence.
"Hopefully the area review will recognise that".
The law must now recognise that mercy.
