Sentence examples for recognise claims from inspiring English sources

One person who claims not to recognise claims of bullying behaviour from Gordon Brown is Labour veteran Tony Benn – someone who is not, it should be noted, averse to criticising the party when the time is right.

Full Fact says the system will be "the first fully automated fact-checking tool" which will "recognise claims in political debates and online media and immediately alert journalists if they are inaccurate".

He says his documentary will contextualise the "racism, poverty, lack of identity, gentrification, sexism," that the original Kids appeared to "recognise, claim, accept.

The public debate on electoral reform in Britain must recognise the claims of both proportionalists and territorialists.

Even countries that have signed the UN's Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees, approved in 1951, are often loth to recognise asylum claims.

The business secretary, Greg Clark, said he did not recognise the claims in the notes, which also said the "French are likely to be most difficult" in the negotiations.

But non-Muslim Americans like myself may not recognise those claims as ludicrous or offensive so easily, to the extent that we share the prejudices from which they arise.

Washington has repeatedly said it does not recognise Chinese claims to territorial waters around the artificial islands and reiterated that it would send more warships to sail close to the controversial islets.

In April 1884, seven months before the Berlin Congress, the US became the first country in the world to recognise the claims of King Leopold II of the Belgians to the territories of the Congo Basin.

Kant wished to move beyond the conception morality as externally imposed duties and present an ethics of autonomy, when rational agents freely recognise the claims reason makes upon them.

In response, the Met said it did not "recognise the claim that we have a bullying culture".