Sentence examples for as recognise from inspiring English sources

As an advocate of the principle of coalition, Clegg needs to respect some boundaries as well as recognise the long arm of the Official Secrets Act.

I would urge General Martins not to wait until the cases go to the appellate court but actually do his job as prosecutor and dismiss these charges now, as well as recognise the Military Commissions system in its entirety is unfair".

Interventions also need to acknowledge how the patient and clinician roles are changing, as well as recognise the complications of multimorbidity and how these separate but often interlinking factors impact adherence.

They work very easily in America and Russia, but in England they are never quite as recognised.

In postwar collections, knowing your manufacturers is as important as recognising the designers.

It's time to recognise this contribution better, as well as recognising the social contributions of students and volunteers too.

This means going into schools and raising aspirations as well as recognising and supporting talent at the admissions stage".

But with Alonso's departure, Renault now have a strong replacement as recognised by team principal Bob Bell.

Those that focus on teaching rather than research will not be as recognised.

Mr Hollande, however, would only go as far as recognising that the full truth about the war should come out.

"I am delighted with the good practice shown by many schools, as recognised by Ofsted in their report.