Sentence examples for failed to recognised that from inspiring English sources

The state security secretary, José Mariano Beltrame, said the Amnesty report was "reckless and misleading" because it failed to recognised that crime levels are down and killings by police have fallen by 85% in favelas where they have installed police pacification units, a programme aimed at reclaiming territories from drug dealers.

But Janet Vaughan, like many other academics, failed to recognise that success in politics has much more to do with character than with mind.

She said: "By appearing to condone this inherent discrimination system which is causing real suffering to women, he has failed to recognise that suffering.

Ofsted has failed to recognise that overall attainment by 16-year-olds is effectively capped by the current GCSE awarding process.

Ms Lamont has described some Labour MPs as "dinosaurs" who failed to recognise that "Scotland has changed forever" after September's referendum on independence.

In an interview with the Daily Record, Ms Lamont described some Labour MPs as "dinosaurs" who failed to recognise that "Scotland has changed forever" after September's referendum.

It appeared that some householders failed to recognise that items of infrastructure required ongoing maintenance to stay in good order, while not reporting problems early (when minor repairs would suffice) was also an issue.

They fail to recognise that out of this compost sometimes grows surprising blossoms of novelty and success.

Yet this fails to recognise that smuggling does not cause migration; it responds to an underlying demand.

It also fails to recognise that climate change happens by gradations, each level of which is increasingly bad for humans and birds alike.

The Tories, with their notions of a free-market economy fail to recognise that aspiration and ability are intertwined and both can be severely hampered by circumstance.