Sentence examples for to recognised that from inspiring English sources

"Triton is working well, it's a big effort and we have to recognised that," he said.

The state security secretary, José Mariano Beltrame, said the Amnesty report was "reckless and misleading" because it failed to recognised that crime levels are down and killings by police have fallen by 85% in favelas where they have installed police pacification units, a programme aimed at reclaiming territories from drug dealers.

Some of the funders we spoke to recognised that publishers, like researchers, need time to adapt to OA publishing, and most accepted that publishers will want new business models to be profitable.

He has at last recognised that, amid the successes, the club's failings were his too; that the wondrous football team he wore so proudly simply did not exist.

Birth-cohort trends reflect demographic patterns that are related to recognised breast cancer risk factors[ 37].

Yes, simply because going to the cinema is a bit of a hassle as I do tend to get recognised - that six foot, 20-stone thing can work against you sometimes!

AALFI provides intervention type assistance during the day in addition to feedback assistance for recognised events that occur during the day and night so that potential issues with the older persons behaviour may be drawn to their attention.

However it is recognised that trials to date may have insufficient power and there is a need to consider secondary outcomes of time from randomisation to delivery, preterm delivery before 32 completed weeks (<32+0 weeks) and maternal morbidity as defined in the Cochrane Review (Drakeley 2003)[ 1].

[ 16] It is further recognised that due to the low response rate, the results of this study are limited in their generalisability.

"I'm able to do this now that we have a recognised government that isn't transitional, and now that we've got some security.

At other moments in history we would have protected our young and recognised that they seek to build a better world.