Sentence examples for continues to recognise from inspiring English sources
Yet the Italian constitution (pdf) continues to recognise the family as "a natural society founded on matrimony", and the partners in civil unions – whether hetero- or homosexual – have no legal status.
Second, the FDA [the US Food and Drugs Administration] has created inertia because it continues to recognise these models as the gold standard for predicting the utility of drugs".
The UK government continues to recognise the prescribing of narcotic medications indicated for opiate dependence as a key element of these individuals' recovery journey.
We are in fact doctors and professionals, yet we are in the only profession that, even after we become professionally qualified, continues to recognise us as, well, students.
As the construction industry continues to recognise the importance of sustainable development, technologies such as controlled low-strength material (CLSM) have come to the forefront as viable means of safely and efficiently using by-product and waste materials in infrastructure applications.
5 7 While there is limited research that addresses critical perspectives of faculty who are on the 'front-lines' of curricular innovation, patient safety and quality improvement training literature continues to recognise the critical role faculty play in moving the patient safety agenda forward and in the development of safe practitioners.
Mrs Chan, a loyal servant under British rule, stood for stability and continuity: qualities almost as important to the Chinese as patriotism.The Chinese continued to recognise the importance of Mrs Chan even when Mr Tung wanted to be rid of her.
Iran, he declared, would continue to recognise Mr Rabbani as the president of Afghanistan.
It's important we continue to recognise and celebrate these contributions.
"We hope that the government of Pakistan will continue to recognise them as refugees," he said.
It shows that applicants are continuing to recognise the value of a university education.
