Sentence examples for therefore recognises that from inspiring English sources

The [ITV] board therefore recognises that the 2012 revenue targets set in 2007 are no longer appropriate and we are focusing on our core business as a producer-broadcaster, on reducing our costs and on cash generation".

He recognises that time is running out for his island.

In principle, Kennedy recognises that things must change.

It now recognises that was a costly mistake.

The poem recognises that grief is our common lot.

We live in a complex world and Ed recognises that".

Therefore, the law recognises that family members are the best legal representatives.

Even so, he recognises that times have changed.

It would therefore seem as though even the SRS now recognises that the radical message most Serbs want to hear from their nationalists - even at a time of impending national crisis - is one of moderation.

"He therefore welcomes the court's decision to refuse the Scotch Whisky Association's challenge, but recognises that this decision may be subject to an appeal".

The Australian National Statement on Ethical Conduct in Human Research recognises that children and young people have different levels of maturity and therefore capacity to make informed decisions about research participation; these levels are not attached to fixed ages [ 61].