Sentence examples for for having recognised from inspiring English sources

But the party is far less involved in day-to-day management and in deciding the outcome of court cases except, of course, for sensitive political ones.Mr Zhao's speech in 1987 was also notable for having recognised a degree of plurality in China, and for acknowledging that "different groups of people may have different interests and views".

I offer a standing ovation to the cricket authorities in the region for having recognised the accelerator effect of educating girls.

The context and atmosphere are so different in the quartet that I forgave myself for not having recognised the allusion to the sonata.

"We've been keeping an eye on Damien for a while now, having recognised his talents, particularly out of dummy half," said Maguire.

The minister of state for children has recognised that the process of serious case reviews is inadequate.

Hoggard for one had recognised that McGrath, mighty as he can be, is of an age where a series of such projected intensity might be an increasing struggle for ageing limbs.

"We are particularly pleased that the Department for Education has recognised the higher costs London boroughs are facing.

Moreover, the Department for Health for England has recognised the importance of physical activity and has issued guidelines recommending 30-59 minutes of moderate to vigorous physical activity per day [ 30].

The Chief Medical Officer for England has recognised that many people have difficulty in translating a physical activity recommendation into daily life [ 3].

The secretary of state for health has recognised there are problems in the NHS at weekends owing to the absence of senior doctors.

(Since July, for example, Vermont has recognised civil unions between same-sex couples; nowhere else has).