Sentence examples for not yet recognise from inspiring English sources

Sadly, most Italian people do not yet recognise how sick their economy has become.

America does not yet recognise its rules; companies that wish to raise capital in American markets must still reconcile their accounts with GAAP.

A statement released following their convictions read: "Today's judgment demonstrates that the legal system does not yet recognise that climate defence is not an offence.

C&G's systems do not yet recognise a 0% interest rate, and as a result any tracker customer whose rate falls to 0% will, "as a temporary measure", be charged a nominal rate of 0.001%, or 8p a month for those with a £100,000 interest-only mortgage.

I would trust a source that tries to be neutral or impartial because I believe you get a better more balanced view Female respondent 45-54 Finally, the solid support for objective news may reflect a public who do not yet recognise the arguments about the changing media ecology and offer answers simply reflecting what they have traditionally believed news organisations should represent.

According to Tanom, a motorcycle license is needed in the 45 states that do not yet recognise this emerging class of vehicles as "autocycles", but that number is expected to drop in response to the arrival of more trikes.

"The nation has not yet recognised the seriousness of it.

They have proven that this is true, a fact not yet recognised in the West.

"According to the constitution, we enjoy the same individual rights, but as a group we are not yet recognised as a people.

It would get a big boost if the five EU countries that have not yet recognised it Spain, Greece, Romania, Slovakia and Cyprus changed their minds, as a recent European Parliament resolution strongly recommends.

Tony Blair's problem is still the unseen audience in London, in Paris and UN; how to avoid the speech being seen as anything other than a celebration of a war, whose legality is not yet recognised, is his real challenge.