Sentence examples for recognised not only from inspiring English sources
The non-criminalisation of trafficking victims should be recognised not only as a legal requirement but as a moral right which recognises the vulnerability of the victims and the abuse they endure".
The non-criminalisation of trafficking victims should be recognised not only as a legal requirement but as a moral right which recognises the vulnerability of the victims and the abuse they endure". On Friday the child trafficking protection group ECPAT UK warned that the government is not implementing all the systems required by the directive.
By the time we were arrested he was recognised not only in the country but even abroad as a leader.
The advisory nature of the committee's views is recognised not only by Brazil, but by the large majority of countries that accept its opinions.
Perlman said he was humbled to be recognised not only for his personal accomplishments, but also for his commitment to his Jewish identity.
Stewart, 71, was recognised not only for a 45-year career in which he had sold more than 100m albums worldwide, but also for his long commitment to several charities.
In shamelessly memorialising the mundane, his wish may be that more people recognise not only Istanbul's reality as the centre of the world, but their own.
As a start, Arab leaderships must be persuaded to recognise not only the existence of Israel but the realities of who we are.
Actors in every part of our global society are recognising not only the challenges we face due to these key drivers but also the opportunities they provide.
The study concludes that STIs preventive campaign in Nigeria needs to develop interventions that recognise not only the negative aspect of culture but also promote the positive and unique aspect of culture.
The university "failed to recognise not only the significance of statutory requirements" – FOI law in particular – and "also the risk to the reputation of the university and indeed the credibility of UK climate science" from the affair.
