Sentence examples for strategy recognises from inspiring English sources

The government's housing strategy recognises this.

This strategy recognises that al-Qaida and its allies had moved their base to the remote, tribal areas of Pakistan.

The government's childhood obesity strategy recognises the value of physical activity and the importance of walking and cycling to school.

This strategy recognises the unavoidable fact that fossil fuels are essential to the economy, life and health, and will remain so for decades under any conceivable scenario.

This strategy recognises the C3 chloroplast as lacking a CCM, and being a primordial cyanobacterium at its essence.

Havering Council's urban strategy recognises that nearby Hornchurch is the main cultural hub of the borough with a large theatre and arts spaces, and Romford offers the largest regional concentration of entertainment facilities.

Instead we need a strategy that recognises some people will take drugs and provides programs to minimise the harm involved.

Of much more significance is the development of an editorial strategy that recognises the changes in both the music industry and the media industry.

The HEHA Strategy also recognises the importance of reaching Pacific peoples, who are disproportionately affected by obesity-related health problems [ 5].

Because the HEHA Strategy explicitly recognises the importance of evaluation and the need to create an evidence base to support future initiatives, the Ministry of Health has commissioned a Consortium of researchers to evaluate the Strategy as a whole.

Instead of military action in a vacuum, we need a long-term strategy, one that recognises and addresses the reasons why Isis has support in the first place, both in Iraq and Syria, and at home in our own back yard.