Sentence examples for like to recognise from inspiring English sources

"I'd like to recognise my mistake because rules are rules," said Meyran.

Is there someone you'd like to recognise as an NGO hero?

"I like to recognise people who do good things for me so just kept saying thank you so much.

I also would like to recognise two superb officials, Bill Jeffrey for the British, and Dermot Gallagher for the Irish.

But I would also like to recognise the position of universities - they have a duty of care over their staff.

"We focus on our products rather than individuals as we like to recognise the team effort at Apple," a spokesman said.

The Algerians of France would today like France to recognise its responsibility".

I'd like people to recognise and see me while I'm around.

"We are treated like every ground and we are entering into the spirit of the bidding process as we must, but essentially we would like the ECB to recognise what the world knows – that we are a special place".

I'd also like Labour policy to recognise that schools are places of community cohesion, so if Ofsted did come to look at us, it would assess us on what we're doing to engage the local community.

"We'd like the business to recognise that it should focus on certain activities in the portfolio and do them better than they have done in the past, demerge the bits they haven't managed particularly well, and let other people who specialise in those activities run those businesses," Mr Woodford told BBC Radio Five Live.