Sentence examples for we do recognise that from inspiring English sources

"Obviously we do recognise that museums are in a difficult place in terms of their public funding environment.

"We do recognise that the lack of visibility for Chinese and east Asian actors in theatre and on screen is a live and very serious issue.

"We do recognise that there are areas where the current financial services market, the banking market, just isn't working for chunks of the British economy.

But we do recognise that not everyone can access those live performances because of where they live as well the cost of travel in remote areas.

"However we do recognise that there are some areas in West Yorkshire where access to NHS dental care can be improved.

"We do recognise that our monitoring and regulation of the transfer system was not as firm as it should have been," an FA source said.

Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, Cumming said: "We certainly do recognise that there is a particular shortage of nurses, but also some other workforces within the NHS at the moment.

I suspect Mr Miliband does recognise that.

"We have a situation, for obvious reasons, which is difficult anyway in the current climate, and there's a real need for the party to develop a coherent position that does recognise that we've had the vote in the referendum, but we will set out a serious Labour plan for our future outside the EU, as a nation with a proud trading history.

One such toolkit is the 10-tenets for sustainable and successful management of estuaries; all the tenets but one are about society, because science does recognise that we live in the Anthropocene, (i.e., a 'full world').

I think, as Mr Drum says, that we do recognise such a right in a loose communal sense.