Sentence examples for and recognises from inspiring English sources

However, the finale has a celebratory feel, and recognises the changes in attitudes towards homosexuality, globally.

But one day a strange man shows up at her father's garage and recognises him.

He is someone "who sees the structures of order and recognises them as arbitrary".

He is a child of paradise and recognises his good fortune.

The EU, for its part, knows it holds all the cards and recognises the danger of giving ground.

India is keen to talk to disgruntled Kashmiris, and recognises it cannot get far without the co-operation of Pakistan.

The government reiterates its firm condemnation of torture and recognises its responsibility to investigate any reasonable allegation.

The 1996 constitution celebrates a country "united in our diversity" and recognises the "injustices of our past".

"The report itself concludes it can't 'prove anything' – it uses self-selecting data and recognises there are complex underlying issues.

July 2011 The Foreign Secretary, William Hague, announces all Libyan diplomats will be expelled and recognises the Libyan rebel council.

It calls for an end to violence in the Middle East and recognises Israel's right to security.