Sentence examples for public recognise from inspiring English sources

Alisdair McIntosh, director of Business for New Europe, said of the new poll: "Many of the public recognise the important economic benefits of staying within the EU.

"If the public recognise that the government are taking the right decisions for the country then you get rewarded at general election time," he told the Today programme.

She said: "I don't recognise – and more importantly neither does the public recognise – what the secretary of state said about BBC1 last week.

Both politicians and the public recognise that spiralling health-care costs are a problem second only to the Iraq war, according to a recent Wall Street Journal/NBC poll.

Senior Ukip MEP Roger Helmer said on Sunday that the film was a "hatchet job" on the political party, and tweeted: "Fortunately the Great British public recognise agitprop when they see it.

"I do believe the public recognise and admire the skill levels of these champions, women and men, and that this is not diminished by announcements of engagements or wedding dates, or tomorrow's retirement.

The "girl of a thousand faces" (as she had begun to be known) at last had a name the public recognised.

In his election briefing, Mr Milburn said the party's private polling showed "the public recognised that services were improving overall, but there was a recognition that there was more to do".

This demonstrates the value that awareness raising activities can have with regard to increasing victim identification: not only members of the public recognising and reporting suspected cases of exploitation, but also enabling victims to self-identify and take action.

With French police hitherto reliant on members of the public recognising pictures of the pair and little information available on whether Mr Forrest has used bank cards or been caught on CCTV, British officers admitted it was possible that they have left France.

Perhaps the voting public recognised that the Australian visitors were not the strongest team ever to reach our shores but Gower's glorious summer of 732 runs at an average of 81.33 might have earned him a top-three finish in most other years.