Sentence examples for He recognise that from inspiring English sources

Does he recognise that description of the era? "I don't have particularly pleasant memories of that time, but not for the reasons she says…" he begins before pausing.

Nor does he recognise that significant redistribution to the poor without growth is not a feasible policy.Instead he continues to assert that redistribution has led to rapid growth in Asia, a proposition that has no basis in reality and puts the cart before the horse.

A parliamentarian for 33 years, does he recognise that the institution itself needs reform before a new political consensus can be built?

Or does he recognise that Russia's greatness does not depend on violating the territorial integrity and sovereignty of other countries?" the US president said at the close of the intensive discussions in Bavaria as world leaders, including the summit's host, Angela Merkel, presented a united front against Putin.

Rather, he recognised that tonight's speech didn't have to be an effort to join the Rhetorical Hall of Fame".

He recognised that French civilisation had brought the modern world to Algeria and that French literature contained much of the humanity that was needed in that modern world.

He recognised that variation arises from both internal (genotypic) and external environmental (phenotypic) causes and that only the former was of taxonomic significance.

More likely, he will recognise that is unrealistic.

"I'm optimistic, if Davies is sensible, he will recognise that Gatwick is the right option".

Farage says he does not recognise that leaflet.

Osborne says he does not recognise that figure.