Sentence examples for no longer recognises from inspiring English sources
She no longer recognises her husband or children.
The African Union no longer recognises leaders who seize power by force.
No wonder Tom Watson said he no longer recognises the current Labour party.
She was fit and active till she was 90 but she no longer recognises anyone.
Anderson says he no longer recognises the person who wrote those songs, but recognises the strength of them, and is happy to sing them live.
Zuwara is an ethnic Berber town, which no longer recognises the Libyan government, and Garabulli is far from the coastal highway.
The rapid descent of Maud, in the final pages of the book, from someone who can still go shopping on her own to someone who no longer always recognises her daughter, is skilfully done, and there are still flashes of dementia humour.
"Blokhin recognises Shevchenko is no longer a cornerstone of the team," said the Ukrainian journalist Oleksandr Sereda.
4 25 In most hospitals, four steps are required to remove a urinary catheter 21: (1) a physician recognises the catheter is in place, (2) the physician recognises the catheter is no longer needed, (3) the physician writes the order to remove the catheter and (4) a nurse removes the catheter.
Pullman's view of an ethic of dignity does not, however, deny the importance of autonomy as a value and he states that: each autonomous citizen assumes some paternalistic responsibilities to protect the dignity of others who may never have the capacity, are not yet capable, or who are no longer able, to care for themselves – recognises and values our mutual interdependence.
The Pakistanis could no longer turn it off if they tried.Barack Obama's administration recognises this unlike many Afghans and Westerners in Kabul, who have grown used to deflecting blame onto Pakistan for their own failures.
