Sentence examples for has recognised it as from inspiring English sources

Germany has recognised it as a "unit of account".

It came to widespread prominence in 2012 and has been in the headlines ever since.Investors are backing Bitcoin-related startups, the German finance ministry has recognised it as a "unit of account" and senior officials told an American Senate committee on November 18th that virtual currencies had legitimate uses.

Internationally, the mini-state is still forced to call itself the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia – the title it was given by the UN shortly after independence – even if 132 countries have recognised it as the Republic of Macedonia, its constitutional name.

I think a number of artists have recognised it as being something very remarkable.

"But one achievement is that the Emberá have recognised it as a problem".

I don't think he would have recognised it as an Apple ad.

McCormick, for John, accepted that readers would have recognised it as "an attempt at humour".

If the portrait was of his cousin, Thomas Austen and his wife would have recognised it as such.

Since the introduction of apartheid in the late 1940s, most people of goodwill in Britain have recognised it as something morally abhorrent.

The citizens of Rio de Janeiro might not have recognised it as such, but on a wet night in Flanders this pretty much constituted a carnival atmosphere.

It is barely a week old but, with schoolboy enthusiasm and indecent haste, France and, as of Tuesday, Britain, have recognised it as the "sole legitimate representative" of the Syrian people.