Sentence examples for the commission recognises from inspiring English sources
The government, which asked Sir John Vickers to head the commission, recognises the problem.
"The commission recognises that the general warnings issued by the Israel Defence Forces saved lives.
"The commission recognises that, for cities to be successful, they need directly elected mayors, combined with real power and to be better connected both physically and digitally".
As an activity, it is far removed from the compromises and negotiations that are the stuff of full-blown politics.The cynical and the bulliedThe real problem, which the commission recognises but shies away from, lies not with the political system at all, but with changes in society itself.
But even the commission recognises the need for speed and flexibility: ten priorities to create "eEurope" are on the table at next month's Lisbon summit, and these envisage joint action with member states.Britain's approach is somewhere between America's and the commission's.
Douglas McNeill, investment director at Charles Stanley, said: "Clearly the commission recognises that competition is currently intense, but it is concerned that a takeover bid, at a time of consolidation in the airline industry, would be discouraged by the existence of that 30% shareholding – despite Ryanair's offers.
The BCCI added: "However, at the same time, the commission also recognises that Mr Warne has apologised to Mr Dixit, and that the incident occurred just after the match".
Louise Lowe, ANU's artistic director, recognises the sensitivity of the commission.
The commission concludes that the IFRS system is "not fit for regulators' purposes", but recognises the UK has little chance of reforming it, because it is enshrined in UK law under an EU directive.
"The commission dismissed it.
