Sentence examples for chooses to recognize from inspiring English sources

Yes, there is a war going on, whether The Times chooses to recognize it or not.

Pessimists, however, abound, and instead of seeing the situation for what it is — full of opportunities, if one chooses to recognize them — they push a "status quo" line.

If the Obama administration chooses to recognize the election without Zelaya first being reinstated, it will find itself at odds with the rest of Latin America.

But taxpayers may choose to recognize the income on their 2010 returns.

Though the board overturned its NYU ruling, the university chose to recognize its graduate student union two years ago.

Although the United States and several influential members of the European Union chose to recognize Kosovo's independence, Serbia did not.

CANNES, France — EVERY year the organizers of the Cannes Film Festival choose to recognize one towering figure in cinema.

Taiwan is not recognized by the United Nations, having lost its seat in 1971 when the United Nations chose to recognize the People's Republic of China.

Regarding the Middle East conflict, he said his country would respect the wishes of the Palestinian people if they chose to recognize Israel's right to exist.

RICKMAN -- And at the same time, the gauntlets are flung down throughout the evening as to whether you choose to recognize yourself or not.

Kevin Powers, said: "I'm honored that the Guardian has chosen to recognize The Yellow Birds with this year's First Book Award.