Sentence examples for this paper recognises that from inspiring English sources

This paper recognises that connectivity is best defined by the interaction between species and the landscape in which they occur, and proposes a functional approach to assess connectivity.

After pointing out that people do tend to use local elections to protest about central government and that the Lib-Dems, as members of the coalition, no longer offer that option, the paper recognises that Ukip could benefit this time.

This paper recognises the potential effects that the clinical and interventions studies that are ongoing in the KHDSS area could have on childhood mortality rates determined as compared to similar but non-HDSS districts in Ghana.

This paper recognises such a relationship, though targets the implementation in technology that have both an initial reduced cost of investment as well as a released cost-opportunity value.

This recognises that social work exists for the benefit of people who use social work services.

The green paper recognises that the current system is totally unsustainable.

This is all the more frustrating in Dublin because London no longer seriously disputes the "how" or "what" of a border solution; the UK white paper recognises that the answer will be a version of the EU's protocol that keeps Northern Ireland in the customs union and much of the single market rules.

This study is notable in that it recognises that wind farm developments have significant social costs and that these costs can be assessed through engagement with local stakeholders.

Featherstone recognises that feeling.

From the perspective of local authorities, it is essential that the white paper recognises the role and value of local political leadership and decision making.

I think this protagonist, this self, often recognises that it is a fictional construct, but it also recognises that thinking of itself as such might cause it to disintegrate.