Sentence examples for as recognising from inspiring English sources

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.

Working memory is crucial for a wide variety of tasks, such as recognising faces, doing arithmetic and navigating a new environment.

The draft proposals say that five- and six-year-olds will be expected to count up to 100, as well as recognising basic fractions and common shapes.

There are, they point out, two sides to collateral: enforcing the bank's right to repossess an asset is as important as recognising the owner's right to possess it.

Rather, values such as recognising rights, ensuring the participation of handicapped persons, and redistributing according to principles of equity now organise a cooperative society inspired by Rawls' political philosophy.

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

The scientists only counted an individual as recognised if the volunteer knew them from two different pictures.

All children have the right to play, as recognised in the UN convention on the rights of the child.

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

And there is also the crucial point, as recognised by Coloccini, that money is not everything.