Sentence examples for recognised having from inspiring English sources

A source in the Remain camp suggested that David Cameron recognised having the vote in the middle of a tournament was a risk, but feared that another summer of watching refugees heading to Europe would play on the fear of immigration and add fuel to the Brexit fire.

But politics, as Kant and Mill recognised, has also to deal with men at their worst.

Most of the pleasures that he would have recognised have ceased to be pleasures.

Former players, it must be recognised, have played a big part in stirring up matters.

The war's victims, many of whom have never been recognised, have a right to acknowledgement, justice and reparation.

Less widely recognised has been the impact of surging inequality on efforts to reach the 2015 millennium development goals.

This latter observation, although previously recognised, has not been emphasised in the past.

President Atifete Jahjaga of Kosovo, which Serbia does not recognise, has also been invited.

Ordinary details that any mother would recognise have been magnified into major problems.

The mayor of London, Boris Johnson, has recognised this, having initially supported cuts to police numbers.

He added: "Having my photography recognised has made me want to spend even more time outdoors".