Sentence examples for to recognise more from inspiring English sources

See the economic advantages: Governments need to recognise more than just the social benefits of investing in R&D.

Some countries also need to recognise more fully that the resource gap can be closed only if they invest more in the health of their own population.

Surges of troops into both Iraq and Afghanistan have greatly added to the burden on VA facilities as have decisions by Shinseki to recognise more post-traumatic stress cases and exposure to Agent Orange during the Vietnam war.

However, Mike Skinner of The Streets, who like Ms Dynamite had been nominated for four awards, was left empty-handed, putting paid to the idea that the academy was trying to recognise more critically-acclaimed acts this year.

Banks don't want to let borrowers who can really pay off the hook, to give others an incentive to default, or to recognise more losses.Bankruptcy laws could be changed to allow courts to reduce principal, much as they can for the debt of a company in Chapter 11.

For this reason, the individual comes to recognise more people as his moral equals by virtue of their sharing his (implicit and ultimate) conception of the common good.

This is an important piece of legislation but we recognise more needs to be done make sure it is more widely understood.

Although exhaled breath carbon monoxide testing is a practical method for validating smoking status [ 29], less than half of SSSP use exhaled CO to identify pregnant women which suggests the need for this practice to be recognised more widely by both service managers and at NHS Acute Trusts responsible for maternity care.

"I seem to get recognised more there than I do here now.

As it is, we're getting used to being recognised more because we're on the Yorkshire phone book.

She says she tends to get recognised more in Los Angeles ("because it's an industry town and everyone is always kind of looking") than in London, where she lives.