Sentence examples for correctly recognizes from inspiring English sources

Perhaps most importantly, the writer correctly recognizes that broad political inclusiveness will help advance these reforms.

Here's the second: Once a central bank correctly recognizes a bubble's existence, what is it supposed to do?

Vartan Gregorian correctly recognizes that the most important ingredient in a successful school system is the quality of its teaching staff.

The Times correctly recognizes the urgent need for New York to join the 43 other states that have expanded their DNA databanks to include samples from all convicted criminals ("A Step Too Far on DNA Profiles," editorial, Dec. 18).

But as he correctly recognizes, some production — next year's budget calls for 42 of the planes, 10 less than planned — must go ahead now so the services can begin incorporating F-35s into their fleets.

He correctly recognizes that a Britain outside the union would count for less in world affairs, forfeit the privileged access it now enjoys to its largest trading partner, and lose its seat at the European table where matters of great importance to Britain are discussed — from cross-border banking rules to environmental regulation.

They immediately and correctly recognize that sentence as fantastically important.

Gisela correctly recognized it as bona fide Champagne, and gave it a mildly enthusiastic thumbs up.

Washington and Western European leaders quickly and correctly recognized Mr. Kostunica's victory.

The Bush administration has correctly recognized that unilateral action is unlikely to make a difference.

Either way, The Times would keep alive a story that the public correctly recognized as insubstantial.