Sentence examples for understand and recognise from inspiring English sources

"That's what you've got to understand and recognise in the game.

Now I understand and recognise the irony and difficulty of making these points in the first weeks of an Abbott government.

"We do understand and recognise that there are unique challenges when it comes to content and safety for live videos," a Facebook spokeswoman told Agence France-Presse.

We also understand and recognise that victims [and] those at risk may not want to demonise or otherwise criminalise their families, community or faith group.

The key of course is to understand and recognise these biases and account for them and how they affect things, and to make allowances as far as possible for their effects.

It is important to understand and recognise that the Government Digital Service is more than just a team pushing and promoting digital in central government: they are the future of central government, attempting to transform everything.

That is widely understood and recognised.

Lauren wanted to be liked, understood and recognised.

The Treasury and the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS), which oversees universities, appear to understand this and recognise the benefits of education exports in particular.

I understand that reaction and recognise the existential fear among Israeli people.

It is argued that the incidental benefits of ES schemes, which capture those benefits to the wider economy and society beyond the scheme's original remit, are as yet poorly understood and insufficiently recognised in current policy evaluation criteria.