Sentence examples for After recognising from inspiring English sources

After recognising Bonnie's loneliness and vulnerability, and manipulating both to gain her trust, Sylvia reads the story Bonnie is working on – the tale of an aimless woman with a dead-end job – and points out the similarities between the writer's life and that of her protagonist.

After recognising that many women in her personal networks were having bad experiences with gynaecologists in India, Delhi-based Amba Azaad began – with the help of her friends – putting together a list of gynaecologists who had treated patients respectfully called Gynaecologists We Trust.

After recognising that the RP is CardSpace-enabled, the CEUA retrieves the RP security policy in step 3.

After recognising his surname, I realise that I've previously taught Cain's dad and several other members of his family.

It is understood they intervened after recognising the sound of the suspect loading his Kalashnikov.

They struck up a conversation after recognising each other on the platform.

On Wednesday the Holy See announced that it was preparing to sign its first treaty with Palestine, two years after officially recognising it as a state.

The party had always looked after him, recognising that there was talent in the poor boy from a Berlin tenement; giving him an education in Russia, followed by experience among the comrades in Spain and France.

The social security's farming branch this year is due to add Parkinson's disease to its list of conditions related to pesticide use after already recognising some cases of blood cancers and bladder and respiratory problems.

After 2006, recognising that murals and graffiti were one of the most inclusive means of communication in the country, Nobel prize-winning former president Jose Randseveral aNGOseveral NGOs commissioned artists to paint the walls across the country and to convey messages of national unity and peace.

After twice not recognising the number, he said he received a short call from ambassador Stevens, thought to be his last, who said they "were under attack".