The phrase 'recognise the case' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an individual situation or problem that needs to be taken into account or handled in a specific way. For example: "We must recognise the case of the disabled workers, and make sure they receive the correct amount of resources to do their jobs."
But if it fails to recognise the case for prior scrutiny, the legislation will remain flawed.
"You recognise the case is receiving a measure of exceptional treatment … the question is just how exceptional".
Intellectually, they may recognise the case for getting our act together; politically, they are both shaped and bound by their own national politics.
Many of those who would reject the idea of a state school only college as "discriminatory" recognise the case for women-only colleges.
Both sides recognise the case involves important issues, notably the extent of the jurisdiction of the European convention on human rights – including a duty on soldiers in control of the relevant areas to investigate crimes effectively.
The SIM factor has the least effect on item difficulty for the low proficiency group, indicating that the test takers in this group might not recognise the case where the correct answer and distractors have similar meaning.
Ms Bormann added: "The prosecutor has been forced to recognise the cases they are challenging are unravelling.
Despite being a free-marketeer, its author, Lionel Robbins, recognised the case for public subsidies in areas where the higher education market does not work.
Many international bodies, including the UN, have called for dialogue or ended up siding with my country on the Malvinas situation: recently 54 African countries recognised the case for Argentinian sovereignty over the islands at a summit in Equatorial Guinea.
Ed Mayo, secretary general of Co-operatives UK, said: "Raising the cap on investment in co-operatives is something we have long campaigned for and we are delighted that the Chancellor has recognised the case for backing co-operative enterprises with this vital change".
He said: "I am pleased that the Government has recognised the case that the Comhairle has made.
