Sentence examples for which they recognise from inspiring English sources

Surveys indicate that US voters broadly support changes to immigration laws which they recognise as flawed.

"There's a sense that we're doing something which they recognise is good, but maybe they think is beyond their capabilities".

But he cannot take decisions for his players, he can only help create a framework in which they recognise both what they have to do and what their opponents seek to do.

A spokeswoman for Four Seasons insisted the company was in good financial health: "We have already shared detailed confidential information about our financial health with the government and the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services, as a result of which they recognise that we are different to Southern Cross in key respects.

One principle for classifying models of faith is according to the extent to which they recognise an active component in faith itself, and the way they identify that active component and its relation to faith's other components.

Holst said, "'Aristocracy in art' art is not for all but only for the chosen few but the only way to find those few is to bring art to everyone then the artists have a sort of masonic signal by which they recognise each other in the crowd".

In Kashmir, where the population was and is mainly Muslim, the British propped up a Hindu ruling house, which they recognised from the outset was unpopular and oppressive.

Although that verdict was dismissed on appeal in 2011, each defendant subsequently entered into deferred-prosecution agreements in which they "recognised that aspects of the…transaction were fraudulent".Mr Greenberg has twice tried to have the state's case against him dismissed in "summary judgment" (ie, without a full trial) but failed.

Earlier this month, the European Food Safety Authority (Efsa) issued guidance on the use of neonicotinoids, in which they recognised "high acute risks" to bees who encountered residue from these sprays in pollen and nectar in crops like oilseed rape and sunflowers.

The Meermin eventually grounded on a sandbank, by which time a militia consisting of local farmers and burghers had been formed onshore, who had observed that the ship was flying no flags, which they recognised as a distress signal.

While health care providers had a predetermined structure in which they recognised mental distress, patients had an illness experience-based rationalisation of symptoms.