Sentence examples for the text recognises from inspiring English sources

On economic indicators, the text "recognises the need for broader measures of progress to complement GDP in order to better inform policy decisions", and asks UN statisticians to begin work on the issue.

The TPP text recognises it is legitimate to protect "public welfare objectives" and this activity does not constitute "indirect expropriations, except in rare circumstances".

Robie H Harris's perceptive text recognises exactly the mixture of anger and grief a child feels when a much loved one dies, and there is no false sentiment.

"It's good that the text still recognises that rich and poor countries have different responsibilities," said Erica Carroll, Christian Aid's policy analyst.

Instead, although the text of what is to be known as the New York declaration recognises the scale of the crisis, it fails to lay out concrete measures.

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The leader of the Ulster Unionists, Mike Nesbitt, recognises the difficulties ahead.

The BerEP4 antibody recognises the EpCam protein and the EMA antibody recognises Muc1/EMA/Mucin 1.

The HFR1 antibody recognises the ICD of HER4 and thus recognises both the intact receptor and the cleaved ICD.

The World Bank, too, recognises the need to build medical infrastructure.

The antibody SSGZ recognises the C-terminus of sialophorin.