Sentence examples for recognise with the from inspiring English sources

TI do recognise with the much lower-profile Bribe-Payers Index that no government official is corrupt while sitting quietly in a room on their own, and hence that the private sector is the driver of corruption.

Two centuries ago, Beau Brummell's 'dandy' look was immediately pounced upon with satire by contemporaries — and yet it is Brummell's vanity which British men have to thank for the move from knee breeches to full length trousers, a hemline development which even the least dandyish would recognise, with the benefit of hindsight, as progress.

"I think we have to recognise with the general election coming up we will see some politics around this issue but the most important thing for me now is that we focus back on the city".

This was recognised with the presentation of the Nebula Grand Master Award in 1994.

In 2006 it was recognised with the silver award in the news and current affairs category.

He is only the second combatant of the Iraq war to be recognised with the medal.

In 1985 he was recognised with the Pritzker Prize, one of architecture's most prestigious awards.

To be recognised with the highest honour means so much to me and for people with a disability, especially kids.

The project of European integration is admired worldwide and was recognised with the awarding of the Nobel peace prize in 2012.

THE investigation by Sunday Times chief sports writer David Walsh into the drugs cheat Lance Armstrong has been recognised with the prestigious Barclays Lifetime Achievement Award at the BT Sport Industry Awards.

More recently, the need to go further in defining what makes a good lead has been recognised with the concept of leadlikeness.