Sentence examples for recognised the decision from inspiring English sources

She recognised the decision by the independent Parole Board was outside her control, but stressed the Government is currently changing the law to ensure that future police killers will remain behind bars for the rest of their lives.

Inspector Mark Sutherland, area commander for Glasgow city centre, said they recognised the decision of the licensing board.

As he has throughout, Obama refused to comment on the specifics of the case, saying all Americans should recognise the decision not to indict Darren Wilson.

He said: "I won't recognise the decision that the European Union Parliament is going to take about us... Who do you think you are by taking such a decision?" His comments come after Amnesty International harshly criticised the use of excessive violence by police as the death toll increased to five during two weeks of unrest.

Serbia does not recognise the decision, which is also opposed by Kosovo's minority Serbian population.

But in a warning to the "separatist and other traitors of the Ukrainian state", he said: "Any decision of yours is deliberately unlawful and unconstitutional and no-one in the civilised world will recognise the decision of the so-called referendum of the so-called Crimean authorities".

In a warning to the "separatist and other traitors of the Ukrainian state", he said: "Any decision of yours is deliberately unlawful and unconstitutional and no-one in the civilised world will recognise the decision of the so-called referendum of the so-called Crimean authorities".

If the CMSs agree with the assessment of the RMS, they should recognise the decision within 90 days after receipt of these documents by granting a national MA (Fig.  S1) [ 6].

The UAE has made progress: its courts tend to recognise the decisions of foreign arbitral tribunals.

However, it must also be recognised the treatment decisions are based on tumour characteristics (Goldhirsch et al, 1995).

Participants recognised that the decision support tool could not be used in isolation and that other components, such as training, would be important in helping policy makers reach decisions about strategies for care at birth.