Sentence examples for recognise this with from inspiring English sources

It read: 'When Glasgow Celtic became the first British club to win the European Cup in 1967, we failed to recognise this with an honour for Stein to whom, as manager, a great deal of the credit was due.

Sony seems to recognise this, with Yosuke Aoki, a digital imaging spokesman for the firm, telling the BBC that the company is still discussing how many units to prepare.

The education industry is starting to recognise this with greater inclusion of Aboriginal content and perspectives at all levels of education but there are a number of challenges that need to be overcome before Aboriginal education is where it needs to be.

Martin Esslin recognised this with the first critical biography in English in 1959, when he gave it the subtitle "A Choice of Evils".

"I am pleased that the government has recognised this with significant funding for training and staff development.

Our excellent institutions are becoming ever more international in their outlook, and its good news that the government has recognised this with the launch of 'HE Global' and a new collaborative vehicle.

Last month, the UN secretary general, Ban Ki-Moon, recognised this with a message to a women's leadership conference, in which he acknowledged that women are especially vulnerable to the impacts of climate change – and called for women to be given a greater say in tackling the problem.

I think anyone who has mourned will recognise this preoccupation with what remains.

But I recognise this town with an almost painful snag of familiarity: the respectability, the proud municipality, the friendliness; all tinged with a sense of struggle.

2 3 It is important to recognise this as neonates with HH are especially prone to the complications of hypoglycaemia because of their inability to generate alternative fuels, such as ketone bodies.

Football fans will recognise this as the "6-0-6 with Alan Green syndrome".