Sentence examples for and recognised that from inspiring English sources

In 1967 he found it hard to see how Congress could restrain a presidential drive towards enlarging the Vietnam war and recognised that voting against military appropriations was both humanly and politically self-defeating.

Legends took a bold stance, which was an honest reflection of the modern incarnation of Bond, and recognised that outside of some Mirror's Edge-like parkour (that none of the licensed engines could handle) the new MI6 anchored in reality could never transition to 20-plus shooting gallery levels the way GoldenEye once mastered.

He confirmed this by autopsy and recognised that it was dietary.

"Mostly, we tried to practice open-source diplomacy, and recognised that we couldn't feasibly keep secrets".

It is time the prime minister stopped the spin and recognised that the government's economic policies are not working.

He insisted that the Tories were not returning to a back-to-basics preaching agenda, and recognised that some marriages will fail.

… have really hollowed out the British armed forces and I think that people need to sit up and recognise that".

And third, when will other nations follow New Zealand's example and recognise that climate change migration is a growing reality?

Most assuredly, medical students need to understand the realities of medical practice and recognise that ambiguities are inherent to practice.

Much easier said than done, but most countries and speakers at UNGASS recognised that is the work ahead.

The panellists recognised that needs and possibilities vary in different stages and contents of education.