Sentence examples for recognised that when from inspiring English sources

"The supporters recognise good players at Manchester United and I think they recognised that when Wayne came on.

Nick Clegg recognised that when he appeared to rule out profit-making in education in a speech in September.

Listeners and viewers recognised that when he expressed a judgment, it was based on thought, knowledge, experience, and acquired information, not on prejudice or wish-fulfilment.

The attorney general, Yvette D'Ath, said the bill recognised that "when it come to the most important relationship in our lives, language and rituals are important".

Our government is not the only one to have recognised that when you cannot compete on labour costs and you lack natural resources, the best bet is on a knowledge-based economy.

The US had recognised that when it applied to Chinese and African whistleblowers, he said, "so it's surprising to me now - though maybe not surprising in this particular case - to see the US ignore that".

The former That's Life presenter went on: "I cannot predict how the mood will be when the election actually happens, and I am humble enough to recognise that, when experts tell me I haven't got a chance, they might be right.

Ironically, Clinton recently recognised that disaster can result when Washington dictates other nations' policies.

I've learned to recognise that when my chest feels tight, I'm stressed.

You recognise that when it comes to fighting crime, we're all in this together.

"We need to recognise that when young people feel isolated and lonely, they become vulnerable to this ideology," said Mr Bonte.