Sentence examples for have so far recognised from inspiring English sources
More than 20 nations have so far recognised the killings as genocide, a definition supported by numerous historians but vehemently opposed by Turkey.
Although entrenched poverty has to be a priority - and requires a specific policy agenda some of which the Government is pursuing - transient poverty, growing insecurity and stalling mobility are far more widespread than politicians, employers and educators have so far recognised.
Whether for that or other reasons, just 33 (barely a quarter) of the movement's members have so far recognised Kosovo (for comparison 81 of the 193 members of the United Nations have done so).Slovenia, now a loyally aligned member of both NATO and the European Union, used the Belgrade gathering to canvass support for its candidacy for a rotating seat on the UN Security Council.
They adorned each letter of the sculpture with the flags of the 98 countries which have so far recognised Kosovo.
Four London councils have so far recognised the Latin American community living in their boroughs; Southwark in 2012, Lambeth in 2013 and Hackney and Islington in 2014.
It has so far recognised only one side's claims to Jerusalem and demonstrated a disturbing indifference to Israeli settlement expansion.
Ukraine is more of a shambles than any country which the EU has so far recognised as a candidate.Second, Russia still tends to see Ukraine as an extension of itself.
Attempts to train the immune system to recognise and attack cancers have so far failed.
So we would surely want to recognise the factors that have so far eluded traditional accounts of our innovative performance.
But years of campaigning for a law which would recognise domestic abuse as a specific crime have so far brought no result.
