Sentence examples for had again recognised from inspiring English sources
Paul Helmke, the campaign's president, noted that the court had again recognised that the second amendment allowed "for reasonable restrictions on firearms, including who can have them and under what conditions, where they can be taken, and what types of firearms are available".
Suranga Chandratillake of Balderton Capital added: "We are delighted that an iconic west coast company has once again recognised that Europe is right at the forefront of the AI revolution".
"I would like to again recognise the overwhelming public assistance that Police Scotland have received during the course of this very complex investigation.
Fourthly, residues which have their side chain pointing away from the ligand were deselected, again recognising that significant protein conformational changes and associated energetic penalties are incurred for repositioning of side chains distant from the ligand.
Another good one in Saturday's Merseyside derby against Everton and, as the cupped-ear celebration that followed his goal indicated, his importance has to be recognised again.
Realising that she had not been recognised, Louise enquired whether McCarthy would recognise her again.
14 11 Despite some reputational losses in recent days, Vladimir Putin has yet again been recognised as "Man of the Year", according to Interfax.
Gerrard, 32, was voted FWA Footballer of the Year in 2009 and was touched to have been recognised for his achievements once again.
