Sentence examples for to be recognised that from inspiring English sources

"The fact has to be recognised that Christians generally do not take kindly to the Jewish race..

There's a need for it to be recognised that men grieve too.

"There has to be recognised that this is a system that cataclysmically failed clean athletes".

"However it has to be recognised that they still have major corruption problems, major inconsistency problems.

At the same time, it needs to be recognised that there are potential side-effects to the Bank's stimulus package.

It ought to be recognised that most of these refugees will, if conditions allow, eventually return to Syria.

"But it has to be recognised that it's not the insects themselves that are going to make it sustainable.

As Lisney puts it: "the most pressing issue for disabled women is to be recognised that they are women too".

It has to be recognised that as you get older, you tend to watch a bit more telly".

Further, it needs to be recognised that not everyone within a community is equally affected and groups of residents might perceive the community's response differently.

That was amazing to be recognised at that level nationally.