Examples of 'we must recognise' in a sentence
Meaning of "we must recognise"
we must recognise: An expression emphasizing the importance of acknowledging or realizing a fact, truth, or situation. It suggests the necessity of accepting or understanding something
How to use "we must recognise" in a sentence
Basic
Advanced
we must recognise
We must recognise that a new approach is needed.
This is a fundamental desire we must recognise.
We must recognise the choice that is made.
National systems which we must recognise.
We must recognise this if we are not to fail again.
Ecosystems are dynamic so we must recognise that change will happen.
We must recognise this wonderful achievement.
Therefore when conflict comes we must recognise who our opponent is.
We must recognise they are dangerous animals.
Slovakia has made huge political progress which we must recognise.
We must recognise the threat of idolatry.
We are valued members of our societies and we must recognise our value.
We must recognise the dangers that are involved.
Within these experiences there are contradictions which we must recognise and engage.
We must recognise it and praise it.
See also
The fact remains that now we must recognise that we need a twofold strategy.
We must recognise that this will have two consequences.
These situations are enormously complex - we must recognise that.
But we must recognise there are consequences for everything.
More needs to be done, but a lot has been done and we must recognise that.
We must recognise the true value of our liquid assets.
Yes, fear is real and we must recognise it before we can conquer it.
We must recognise that we are all trailing somewhat in this respect.
It is achievable - but we must recognise the urgency and act now.
We must recognise this as harmful to our society and security.
Even though we might generalise about a country, we must recognise individual differences.
We must recognise that all this is now our responsibility.
He is an acknowledged expert in this area, and I believe we must recognise that.
We must recognise the difference between protection and survivability.
We must say it, we must recognise it.
We must recognise the fact that we are squandering money in national budgets.
BSE, unfortunately, is still with us and we must recognise this.
We must recognise that.
The Buddha said, “ First we must recognise suffering ”.
We must recognise that we are in this together and must resolve it together.
On the contrary we must recognise that the biggest thieves are the wealthiest.
We must recognise this.
There is no doubt that we must recognise the suffering of the Palestinian population.
We must recognise that nobody transports animals for the fun of it.
To do this, we must recognise the situation as it exists.
We must recognise these.
On the contrary, we must recognise that the debates have been animated.
We must recognise the reality of there being disadvantaged groups in our society.
Unfortunately, however, we must recognise that very little progress has been made to date.
We must recognise whether or not wellness is suited to our current lifestyle.
Without becoming paranoid, we must recognise that the consumers ' concern is perfectly legitimate.
We must recognise the desperation of those who attempt these journeys.
At the same time, we must recognise the good work that is taking place.
We must recognise whether or not wellness is suited to our life currently.
Surely, in this House, we must recognise and value that principle of subsidiarity.
