Sentence examples for has recognised more from inspiring English sources

The actors Penelope Keith and Angela Lansbury are both to become dames in a New Year honours list that, for the first time since the Order of the British Empire was founded in 1917, has recognised more women than men.

In awarding its peace prize to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, the Nobel committee has recognised more than 16 years of difficult, dangerous and largely unsung work and one of the greatest success stories in the long, patchy history of multilateral efforts to make the world a safer place.

American banks have recognised more than $1 trillion in credit losses, but most analysts think this is only around half the final tally.

In a paper just published in the journal Psychology of Aesthetics, Creativity, and the Arts, the academics reveal that those who had recognised more literary fiction authors in the list were better at inferring others' feelings, a faculty known as theory of mind.

And we should have recognised more quickly the impact on low skilled jobs, and the worries people had".

In particular, we have recognised more than 5% (up to 10%) of fox groups, which have no baits (a maximum of 5 baits) in their spatial unit.

In the past two years it has recognised two more agencies, bringing the grand total of NRSROs to five.

The shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper, welcomed the announcement: "At long last the government has recognised that more should be done on international business supply chains to stop slavery".

The South Korean government has recognised this by promising more generous pensions to women with more than one child.The government is exploring two other solutions to the baby-strike.

As she has got older, she has recognised that it is this more than anything that has shaped her vision.

The government has recognised that these institutions represent more than the dismal facts of pension deficits and the dying art of letter writing.