Sentence examples for to recognises from inspiring English sources

The UN framework convention on climate change, which even the United States has signed up to, recognises that countries have "common but differentiated responsibilities".

The award to recognises an effort which began in 1977 when she walked into the ministry of forests in Nairobi and asked for 15m tree seedlings to stop soil erosion, provide fuel and improve the lot of the poorest communities.

If you pretend it's one of your own and the person you say it to recognises the quote as someone else's, you won't come out of that situation very well!

The realist approach to research recognises that social problems and therefore interventions to address them are complex [ 22].

She urged the provisional authorities to include Yanukovych supporters in any new government, adding: "Everyone I've spoken to here recognises the importance of this country sticking together.

She urged the interim authorities to include Yanukovych supporters in any new government, adding: "Everyone I've spoken to here recognises the importance of this country sticking together.

The Abu Dhabi approach to health recognises that the most influential factor in changing behaviour at the level of the individual is to make the healthier choices easier and by default, make unhealthy choices harder.

The Abu Dhabi approach to health recognises that the most influential factor in changing behaviour at the level of the individual is to make the healthier choices easier and make unhealthy choices harder.

This third approach to ageing recognises what reams of research have confirmed: that we become more diverse as we age.

While the childish part of me has spent the past few days gleefully spreading my assortment of muffin wrappers, empty cups and books I'll never read across two desks, the other part of me (the one that remembers she has rent to pay) recognises what a fantastic opportunity this situation offers.

This related, but distinct pragmatic attitude to PST, recognises both its value as a management approach for GPs, but also that its use in clinical practice is not always straightforward.