Sentence examples for openly recognising from inspiring English sources

But Jonathan Pollack, director of the China Center at Brookings Institution, said that the US and China were now seemingly on the same page on North Korea, with China openly recognising Pyongyang's behaviour posed a "distinct problem" to its interests.

We've built towers of stigma around openly recognising this. .

We've built towers of stigma around openly recognising this.

Second it needs to be openly recognised that many of the Iraqi refugees living precariously in Syria, Jordan, and Lebanon will never return to their own country.

Of the three Northern Triangle countries, only Honduras has openly recognised that its citizens are being displaced by violence at home.

Charter flights no longer bring tourists to gaze at the dunes.Even if the president does not openly recognise the gravity of the rebellion, he is plainly determined to crush it.

In return, all sanctions should be lifted and Iran's rights under the non-proliferation treaty to enrich uranium for peaceful purposes should be openly recognised by the security council.

If we engage with innovation and its consequences, warts and all, openly recognise the winners and losers and invest in systems to channel disruption positively, then innovation may make the passage from rhetoric to real improvements.

Very few employers openly recognise the particular needs of women at this life stage.

"Russian defence officials openly recognise that 30% of Ukrainian imports to Russia's defence industry cannot be substituted domestically.

"We openly recognise that privacy will never be enough to get any significant user share from existing social networks," he says.