Sentence examples for without recognising that from inspiring English sources

Without recognising that, without having Brussels and other European capitals on side, London will be marginalised".

Creating the euro without recognising that drove them towards a closer fiscal integration was an illusion which was part of our critique at the time.

Piñera is member of a stubborn elite that continues to control the country as it always has, without recognising that Chileans now live in a completely different context.

It is impossible to understand this vote without recognising that huge numbers of people in our country have been let down, repeatedly, by successive Tory governments.

Laura If the G8 concentrate on promoting existing models of economic growth without recognising that climate change is threatening the lives and the food security of millions of people, could it be argued that they're just fiddling while Rome burns?

And they talk about "aspiration" without recognising that George Osborne's austerity will crush aspiration for a whole generation.

"But it is also about recognising that, without the massive support and sacrifice of friends and family, over many years, most athletes would never have made it to elite level".

It is expertise, in addition to empathy, that promotes such action, which is not to suggest that advice is only valid when handed down from on high but rather to recognise that information without the encouragement of its practice leaves a subject treading water.

Though not averse to some casual hanky-panky, Hindu philosophers also recognised that sex without intimacy could leave you feeling hollow (hello, Sunday morning) and so developed a vocabulary of terms for the different romantic feelings that could enrich physical union.

But if Ryan can be forgiven for feeling there is precious little mileage in going off the deep end at this delicate stage of the campaign – Worcester travel to London Irish next weekend for 80 minutes of purest sporting paranoia – he must surely recognise that system failures without the ball against a team running as hot as Exeter are unacceptable.

In extracts from the leaders' speech released in advance, Berry, who is a member of the London assembly and a councillor in Camden, said it was "time to shift away from the culture which sees us work harder and harder for longer and longer, often without reward or satisfaction, and to recognise that true freedom will only be found when people have more control of their time and how it is spent".