Sentence examples for merely recognised from inspiring English sources
It was merely "recognised" by governments, not formally adopted under the UN process.
"I was not surprised by the increase," he says, adding that it merely recognised the quality of the product in a tight market place for attractive viewing properties.
Even in many formal-sector businesses, the proposed changes would merely recognise the status quo.
In merely recognising the problem, they are already doing better than EU countries such as Spain, Italy and especially Greece.
Britain, hoping to reduce China's prickliness on the issue, announced in October that year that it was abandoning its century-old policy (unique among Western countries) of merely recognising China's "suzerainty" over the region rather than its sovereignty.
He has not merely been recognised, but embraced.
What's missing is real social engagement, neither shunning Muslims as the Other, nor merely respecting their beliefs, but recognising rather that respect requires us to engage with, if necessary challenge, the values and beliefs of many Muslims, but as part of our normal national conversation.
However, just as the access to information facilitated by technologies has increased exponentially over the past few years, it is also widely recognised that merely having access to information is not enough.
The transfer of information, ideas and opinion is critical to the development of concepts and as such, rather than being recognised as merely a component of conceptual design activity, it needs to be understood and, ultimately, managed.
He has rejected the cornerstone of cold-war diplomacy, the doctrine of containment, and is unwilling to treat states as legitimate merely because they are internationally recognised or stable.
