Sentence examples for has recognised as from inspiring English sources

"It is reassuring that the commission has recognised, as had been argued by many, that Google's offer of proposed remedies was inadequate," said Icomp's legal counsel David Wood.

However, no jurisdiction has ever built its way out of prison overcrowding, and Straw has recognised as much in previous statements.

The EU's top diplomat, Catherine Ashton, flew into Kiev on Monday to meet the parliamentary Speaker, Olexandr Turchynov, whom the bloc has recognised as Ukraine's interim President.

The two have since put their differences aside, though they might have found common ground across the early-to-mid 90s in their mutual contribution to what hindsight has recognised as a golden age for the genre.

Updike struggled with what he must have recognised as his central failing.

The Duke of Windsor would have recognised as much, and would not have expected much more to be said.

Faces in the sense that, say, Samuel Palmer would have recognised as bearing the ineradicable essence of character have become fungible.

The Autism Puzzle points out that diagnostic criteria have expanded to include many people whom Kanner would probably not have recognised as autistic.

He was referring to Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg, whom Frank had recognised as fellow iconoclasts in search of another wilder America that matched their outlaw imaginations.

Even their repetitive structures are similar – though what renaissance Johnson would have recognised as a passacaglia blues, Johnson called the boogie woogie.

Our approach involved identifying themes that the authors had recognised as important to decision making.