Sentence examples for our recognising from inspiring English sources

By merely incanting "Europe" at all heretics, wrote the historian Tony Judt a decade ago, "we shall wake up one day to find that, far from solving the problems of our continent, the myth of Europe has become an impediment to our recognising them".

So the visual experience plays an evidential role in our recognising as valid the step from the second equation to the third.

Thousands of years ago, Hindu sages said we must preserve the environment and the ecological balance of our planet, recognising our own survival depended upon it.

We strive for realism in our assumptions recognising that the complexity of the model may make it computationally relatively intractable.

Therefore, we do not include safety netting in our analysis, recognising its importance as a potential cause of error.

But at least, and at last, our desire to have our unions recognised and legalised has aligned with the Democrats' desire for gay money, muscle, and votes.

Our politicians recognise this and transmit our collective imposter syndrome on a global stage.

After all, the law recognises our authority over our children, so it should recognise our right to sell our daughters.

This article was amended on Tuesday 16 October to clariFollowt the Gender Recognition all of 2004 applies tourngland and Wales, and not all of the UK.

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