Sentence examples for if it recognises from inspiring English sources
He would talk to Hamas, though only if it recognises Israel.
It can achieve that aim, but only if it recognises that an enlarged European Union should not aspire to be either a superpower or a superstate.
If it recognises that a specific risk group is older, harmful drinkers why is this population not screened for liver disease?
Self-evidently dangerous climate change will not emerge from a normal scientific process of truth seeking, although science will gain some insights into the question if it recognises the socially contingent dimensions of a post-normal science.
A desire to be ranked with the great figures of the past can be a good emulation, if it recognises what it takes: a Danish proverb tells us that "he who would leap high must take a long run".
US Secretary of State John Kerry has warned Russia that it will break international agreements if it recognises an election planned by separatist rebels in eastern Ukraine.
It recognises if you are a casual listener and, if so, it appeals to your comfort; or an obscurant, in which case it appeals to particular aspects of your snobbery.
Britain has consistently refused to say if, in respect to Diego Garcia, it recognises the UN convention against torture and the international convention on civil and political rights as the atoll is officially unpopulated.
It recognises that rights are invalid if they are not respected universally and fought for across communities, cultures and continents.
The one risk it recognises is what would happen if there were an accident (nowadays always an "incident") after it had reined in its storm troops.
It recognises Taiwan as China.
