Sentence examples for power to recognise from inspiring English sources

With this improved knowledge comes the power to recognise and to treat earlier.

America does not want to be the only big power to recognise an independent Kosovo.

The Dutch founded New York, and were the first foreign power to recognise the new country's independence from Britain.

It gives individuals the power to recognise what shapes them and use it as armour in an uncertain world.

But it does not have the power to recognise Palestine collectively as diplomatic relations are a matter for individual member states.

To give significance to the apparently "meaningless, the banal, the unknown, even the weird and ridiculous" is to change the cultural balance of power – to recognise ideas and experiences that are scorned or stifled by mainstream culture and "normal life".

I'm getting better at a smooth pick-up, power on, press to recognise, and making all this happen in one movement.

In 1713 Cosimo III altered the Tuscan laws of succession to allow the accession of his daughter, and spent his final years canvassing the European powers to agree to recognise this statute.

Angelou perceives poetry in particular as having the power to enable us to recognise and know each other, as she finds in Shakespeare's Sonnet 29 (When, in disgrace with fortune and men's eyes).

There is a perception of illegitimacy about unaccountable corporate power and governments elected on low turnout: sooner or later global power-brokers will have to recognise this crisis of legitimacy, and engage with protestors rather than run away from them.

What if it's to recognise its power and scope?