Sentence examples for recognise the rules from inspiring English sources

Those familiar with "Apples to Apples" will recognise the rules.

Taiwan says it does not recognise the rules.

These studies suggest that non-human as well as human animals can recognise the rules embedded in sequential events.

If non-human animals are able to recognise the rules embedded in sequences but are unable to apply the abstract rule when different items are used, then the transfer and application of an abstract rule would be an ability that is highly biased towards humans.

The findings add fresh ammunition to Fifa's challenge to the European Commission and governments to recognise the 6+5 rule.

Thinkers such as Smith and Hayek are so profoundly valuable because they have helped us to recognise the role these rules play, once chanced upon, in bringing about the wealth and well-being of the extended market order.

Ms Villiers also argues that any mechanisms for dealing with the past will need to recognise the integrity of the rule of law and not be too expensive, given the UK's current economic situation.

It added that the law had since been changed, claiming this was because ministers recognised the old rules were "uncompetitive and unfair".

Militants and moderate separatists as usual called for a boycott, refusing to recognise the legitimacy of Indian rule.

International rules should recognise the importance of protecting our northern forests and provide incentives to move forward in the future.

If Jon is right and the Nobel committee decides to throw out its standard rules to recognise the discovery, they would have faced a headache over which people to award the prize to.