Sentence examples for the report recognizes from inspiring English sources

The report recognizes "tight supply conditions" as a factor.

In response to the report, Joachim von Amsberg, a vice president of the bank, said: "We're glad the report recognizes that the bank is working to support good governance throughout our programs, and we can live with a criticism that we have spent too much time protecting our own money.

The report recognizes the "continuous need for researchers with advanced training in the U.S. research enterprise.

In places, the report recognizes that there's no shortage of qualified STEM workers to fill DOD's needs.

The report recognizes that this would mean harsh winter conditions for many parts of the country.

Yet the report recognizes that these women do have a role in disseminating propaganda and recruiting other women.

The report recognized that preventing and treating AIDS was a complex problem hampered by weak health systems in poor countries.

Steven O'Riordan, a member of another lobby group, Magdalenes Survivors Together, said that while the report recognized that the Irish state was directly complicit in allowing the laundries to exist, Mr. Kenny's statement was "halfhearted at best".

The report recognized the role of different cultures in modern British society, but added that it was "essential to agree some common elements of 'nationhood.' " One of the report's 67 recommendations found that religious schooling reinforced separation and said that at least 25percentt of children should normally come from a different faith to the dominant one in the group.

In hammering out a series of compromises, Greg Ugalde, a commission member from Torrington who is chairman of the Developers Council off Connecticut, said that the report "recognized some of the concerns that towns have as well as recognizing the need for more affordable housing".

But Arjun Makhijani, a nuclear physicist who is a frequent critic of the Energy Department's work, said he was encouraged that the report recognized that any form of recycling would result in the separation of plutonium, a potential bomb fuel, and thus could allow the spread of nuclear weapons.