Sentence examples for this report recognises from inspiring English sources

A Defra spokeswoman said: "This report recognises the UK's food security is well protected.

A BBC spokesman said: "As this report recognises, we have significantly strengthened our management, oversight and accountability of BBC projects.

"This report recognises both the considerable changes there have been at Dovegate over the past year and the challenges faced in all prisons of tackling the problem of psychoactive substances, overcrowding and safety.

The education secretary, Nicky Morgan, said: "This report recognises our plan is delivering what parents want – more chance than ever to send their child to a good local school.

"Efforts must be made to encourage new entrants who are willing and able to take advantage of new technologies in order to ensure the sector is modern and competitive"."This report recognises the UK's food security is well protected.

Chair Andy Bickley said: "This report recognises that this was a challenging case for all involved and highlights the difficulties posed when professionals are faced with adolescents, especially those self-harming, in that transition period of 16 to 18 years of age".

I believe it is particularly helpful that further to adoption of the amendment we tabled, the report recognises the need for this information to be available in the official languages of certain parts of the territory of Member States.

At the same time, the report recognises that certain conditions are needed if this relationship is to work, including adequate funding, strong infrastructure, well educated staff and pedagogical documentation, a tool which has a central role to play in a decentralised and democratic approach to early childhood education and care.

A DWP spokeswoman said: "The report recognises that Jobcentre Plus responds well to changes and is cost effective.

A G4S spokesperson said: "We are pleased the report recognises that services are improving and that savings have been generated for the taxpayer under the new contracts.

He added :"As the report recognises, sanctions are a vital backstop in the welfare system and are only used in a small minority of cases where claimants don't do all they can to look for work.