Sentence examples for it recognises to from inspiring English sources
Untruth and sophism it knows, not directly, not of its own nature, but merely as something produced outside itself, something which it recognises to be foreign to the verities laid up in itself; in the falsity presented to it, it perceives a clash with its own canon of truth.
This relates to (13) above, the point that Chinese maintains a rather clear distinction between verbs and nouns: it recognises processes to be systemically distinct from entities, or things.
BRITISH TRANSPORT POLICE RESPONSE: BTP said it recognises its obligations to record information accurately and welcomes the opportunity for its chief constable to appear before MPs.
It seeks to improve the work-life balance that it recognises is necessary to increase women's employment.
HSBC says it recognises it failed to lower the ATM cash limit, so has agreed to refund half of the £1,200 the couple lost.
It recognises the degree to which current human arrangements farming practices, positioning of cities, etc are adapted to current climatic conditions, and that shifts in those conditions will impose transition costs even if not in absolute terms dreadful.
However, Little Chef says that it recognises it has to make progress and the company is initiating an investment programme to drive its hygiene standards up.
It recognises that attempting to be a "real-life" costumed vigilante is a recipe for rib-cracking, lip-busting disaster.
In other words, the cell moves towards an opportunity for growth, or it recognises and responds to a need for protection.
At the time, the bloc said it "recognises that access to finance for individuals and enterprises is one of the main pillars of the global development agenda of achieving strong, sustainable and balanced growth".
In particular it recognises the need to look at local systems rather than focusing upon the problems of single organisations – a feature that distinguishes it from previous programmes such as special measures for NHS trusts and foundation trusts.
