Sentence examples for which recognises the from inspiring English sources

There is a part of the Conservative party which recognises the roots of Thatcherism in Disraeli.

"We are moving into a world which recognises the different responsibilities of the different players.

No wonder Hall's therapeutic practice, which recognises the uniqueness of the partner's pain, has gone from strength to strength.

The liberal left too readily identifies such action — which recognises the thoroughly agonistic nature of politics — with bad faith.

A scoring system for current and reformed GCSEs which recognises the differences in the qualifications will also be developed.

But Artsmark, which recognises the achievements of schools in offering pupils arts opportunities, is simply a tool for reinforcing divisions.

Out of these, only eight have received the Bronze Award, which recognises the quality of the work undertaken and the robustness of the action plans.

Nor have they succeeded in enlisting more than hand-wringing from foreign governments, none of which recognises the Tibetan exile government in Dharamsala.

Nigeria has developed a national science and technology policy which recognises the strategic importance of this sector for the country's development.

The UK celebrates Volunteers Weekk from 1 June, which recognises the contributions of people across all sectors who offer up their time.

The French have been exceptional in driving this change in approach which recognises the private sectors crucial roles in tackling climate change.