Sentence examples for with recognising that from inspiring English sources

In the House last year, Mr Ford, a congressman's son, persuaded his black colleagues to support a campaign-finance-reform law they disagreed with, recognising that the Democratic Senate would adjust the bill in conference.

It is the exercise of the virtues during one's life that is held to be at least partially constitutive of eudaimonia, and this is consistent with recognising that bad luck may land the virtuous agent in circumstances that require her to give up her life.

Instead he credited the voters with recognising that it was in their interest to give their electorate vote to him.

The charities and the schools we work with recognise that long-term pastoral engagement with young people is the key to raising aspiration.

Thus, the findings should be taken with caution, recognising that the study took place with a specific population, and is time and context specific.

We're just glad that, in that spirit of cooperation, they have worked with us, recognising that this was something due to the Liberian people.

Yet, with Newton recognising that "legislation alone won't solve the situation", many in the music industry are already taking steps to combat the secondary market's impact.

Governing with respect recognising that the different nations of our United Kingdom have their own governments as well as the United Kingdom government.

In 2008, the former Israeli intelligence chief Efraim Halevy called for engagement with Hamas, recognising that, in spite of heavy losses, it would not be cowed into submission.

I have my own style and my own way of doing things, and to be here 40 years later with people recognising that, it blows my mind".

Rogaty suggests things are beginning to settle down, with companies recognising that the right to use ebooks in certain ways is important to consumers.