Sentence examples for recognised a project from inspiring English sources

The French referendum result was a belated cry of popular protest: against a Europe France no longer recognised, a project it no longer dominated, an organisation that seemed to be more about free markets than political ambition.Both the French left and right still agree on the need for a strong political Europe.

He recognised a kindred spirit in Costa.

As the works built up, I recognised a contradiction.

Bayliss recognised an opportunity missed.

A Hammersmith and Fulham Council spokesperson said: "The council now proposes to examine whether there are planning options to expand Stamford Bridge to accommodate a larger capacity, recognising that such a project must be economically viable, benefit local businesses and not unreasonably affect residents".

He concluded: "Too many staff members and contractors' jobs depended on DMI continuing, many of them recognised the project had little chance of success however speaking up would impact their careers and livelihood.

Participants will agree at the outset how their intellectual contribution to the study will be recognised in project outputs such as publications.

His audience was scandalised by his honesty; the cultural establishment, however, recognised Knausgaard's project as a work of the highest artistic ambition.

As the short-haired bumblebee (Bombus subterraneus) queens are released in Dungeness this week, it should be recognised that this project is already a huge local success story.

But it has to be recognised as a political project and therefore must be open to criticism and opposition by both Jews and others.

"They're not recognising a hierarchy.