Sentence examples for recognise as representative from inspiring English sources

The first group is more concerned with "input legitimacy"—the respect that people give to institutions (such as national parliaments) that they recognise as representative, even if they do not always like what they do.

Benítez will recognise as much.

This practice [of enslavement] is one that international conventions recognise as criminal".

But there is no one who has declared lived experience of disability, and who is recognised as a representative by the disability sector.

The woman, the man, the dress, the moment, the approaching shadows mistaken for ordinary darkness – a scene that is universally recognised and viewed as representative of a bygone 1960s era.

Both Labour and the Conservatives told Smith that a positive result at the indaba would not be recognised by Britain as representative of the people, and the Conservatives turned down Salisbury's invitation to send observers.

Social and community health care has been recognised and acknowledged as representative of welfare regimes because of this type of care's intrinsic relevance and increasing importance, especially in aging societies [ 6].

Coleman recognised as much.

It's widely recognised as successful".

"I don't get recognised as much.

Generally recognised as safe.