Sentence examples for had it recognised from inspiring English sources

The event may have recognised her as special enough to be a princess, but had it recognised her need for personal happiness?

Had it recognised that it had behaved badly and shown genuine willingness to put things right in the first place, PPI might already have been consigned to the (rather large) dustbin of financial history.

But we campaign to have it recognised.

He had become the principal custodian of the Palmyra site in 1963, and was instrumental in having it recognised by Unesco as a World Heritage site.

Something common to all of us wants to validate our inner experience by having it recognised by other people, and in particular by the authority of science.

The authority had said it recognised the group's right to protest and was taking steps to mitigate disruption.

Crass as that offer may have been, it recognised that the mind is, as Milton wrote, its own place.

Newport council has said it recognised the value of music but needs to concentrate on frontline education.

In December 2016 it had recognised £294m of traded not certified revenue, more than 10% of construction revenue.

A HarperCollins said it had recognised increasing interest in the market.

Scotland's Finance Secretary John Swinney welcomed Mr Carney's speech, saying it had recognised the benefits of a currency union.