Sentence examples for It recognised from inspiring English sources

It recognised America's right to protect sea turtles.

It recognised the need for educational foundations for international competitiveness – albeit in a distant future.

It recognised the way in which well-loved Christian hymns, like "Abide With Me″ and "Jerusalem″, were woven in.

It recognised that the war is also against the people who harbour terrorists, not just the terrorists themselves.

It recognised that the minimum-deposit rule was deterring the very people it was set up to serve.

It recognised the role of everyday perpetrators, that the genocide wasn't just committed by the elites in Kigali".

It recognised the possibly competing interests of Scots living in Scotland, non-Scots living there, Scots living elsewhere.

Russia, reckons Mr Haber, lost its leverage over Georgia when it recognised the independence of Abkhazia and South Ossetia.

Crass as that offer may have been, it recognised that the mind is, as Milton wrote, its own place.

But, unlike any Western countries, it recognised the breakaway states of Abkhazia and South Ossetia following its war with Georgia in 2008.

But we campaign to have it recognised.