Sentence examples for certainly recognition from inspiring English sources

"There was certainly recognition on both sides that this is something that we need to focus on," said one senior United States official who participated in the meetings.

"Certainly a recognition body will be set up, because the charter will be promulgated.

Certainly, name recognition and big war chests scare off challengers in party primaries.

The work certainly justifies recognition, especially the lively, freely brushed oil sketches of shoreline scenery and the dramatic landscape set pieces, like "Long Island Farms" and "North Fork, Long Island Landscape," with their stylized compositions and vivid tonal contrasts.

And there is certainly no recognition of Kosovo's independence by Belgrade, he adds.

There has certainly been recognition in policy circles, at least over the past 30 40 years, that a principal weakness of the UK's economy has been the country's education and skills system (Finegold and Soskice 1988; Leitch 2006; Wolf 2011).

There is still no serious discussion among the major parties in Canada of issues pertaining to the millions of part-time and "flexible" workers, and certainly no recognition that those workers form a distinct social class with distinct needs.

Certainly antigen recognition by the B-cell antigen receptor provides signals necessary for B-cell selection.

He certainly had name recognition.

The work of these almost-winners certainly merits some recognition outside of narrow professional circles.

I'm not optimistic generally speaking, but certainly on constitutional recognition I am.