Sentence examples for if it recognised from inspiring English sources

Britain presumably fears similar retaliation by Turkey if it recognised the Armenian genocide.

The Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe, which previously monitored the conflict zone, was forced to leave a month ago after Russia insisted that it could only operate if it recognised South Ossetia's independence.

"It could play a role in wealth creation if it is recognised that it could complement profit-seeking efforts.

"Even if allowances are made for the pressures on journalists and for the difficulty of reporting on a far from straightforward topic, and even if it is recognised that much reporting is balanced and accurate, there is widespread public dissatisfaction with how the media handle religion and belief matters".

This is not insurmountable however, if it is recognised that the diagnostic delay is simply a marker of the rate of disease progression [1].

For every ADE present on admission or occurred during the index hospitalisation, the experts will assess if it was recognised by the treating physicians in the Internal Medicine wards.

At the time I can't remember if I recognised it as lavender or not, but the smell was overwhelming.

In 2012, the Pharmaceutical Defence Association asked Boots if it would recognise it as a trade union.

Greek officials insist that the country be referred to internationally as the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, the provisional name with which it was admitted to the UN, even if it is formally recognised as the Republic of Macedonia, its constitutional name, by more than 130 states.

What if it's to recognise its power and scope?

It is often said that when it comes to mental health, ignoring your problem – if it is even recognised in the first place – is not the solution.