Sentence examples for appropriately recognises from inspiring English sources

A Channel 4 spokesman said: "We do not believe that the current regulatory system appropriately recognises the benefits that public service channels bring to platform operators.

The law "recognises and will appropriately protect a right of personal privacy", he said in December 2000.

Judgment on the action, brought on grounds of privacy and breach of confidence, has been reserved; but informed sources predict that Ms Campbell is likely to win.Lord Justice Sedley, one of the three judges in the Douglas and Zeta-Jones case, went so far as to say: "The law recognises and will appropriately protect a right of personal privacy".

Recognises and assesses acutely ill patients and acts appropriately 1.8.

The FDA said in a statement that it recognises that depression "can have significant consequences in paediatric patients if not appropriately treated".

Mr Holt recognises that liquidity for these bonds is low, but at a yield of 10 per cent, he feels he is being appropriately compensated for the risk taken.

Japan recognises this.

Only Argos recognises him.

Mr Putin recognises that.

It recognises Taiwan as China.

He recognises this.