Sentence examples for recognised it was from inspiring English sources

And the FSA's seemingly lackadaisical approach to his appointment was - many would say - compounded, by the fact that it allowed Co-op Bank for months on Mr Flowers' watch to negotiate another huge deal, to treble in size by buying more than 600 branches from Lloyds (a deal from which Co-op ultimately withdrew, when it belatedly recognised it was beyond its management capabilities).

The foreign secretary insisted he disagreed with rebel demands for a leadership contest, but he said the government, from the prime minister down, was aware of the "scale of the problem" it faced in winning over its critics and recognised it was dealing with "very, very challenging times".

As soon as I was appointed, 15 months ago, I spoke to the principals and media staff and found that the sector recognised it was fairly weak at projecting its own good reputation.

One rumour was that Castro recognised it was not as tightly-rolled as a pure Havana.

The doctor immediately recognised it was meningitis and gave Mason injections, after which he lost consciousness.

Mitt Romney, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, said he recognised it was a "sensitive issue".

"It's recognised, it's not hidden under the carpet anymore," said Welch.

"It needs to be recognised it is a very young country – it is only 22 years old.

While children's right to education is internationally recognised, it is not completely fulfilled in many parts of the world.

This is because the novel as we recognise it was created by someone infatuated with history: Sir Walter Scott.

"People recognise it is a real issue.