Sentence examples for recognised together from inspiring English sources

Human life, female life, black female life, we have recognised together, is important, and must be defended and protected and esteemed, and we must do our very best with the lawful means available to us to protect our own.

This seems very unlikely, given the primacy accorded to gestation in Anglo-Welsh Lawdd; and while the HFE Act 2008 can countenance two female parents, it cannot countenance two mothers – where two women are recognised together as legal parents they are done so as 'mother' and 'parent' respectivelyee.

While Glenn Cunningham and Adriano Vilar are often cited as the first same-sex couple to have their civil partnership formally recognised in Ireland, in fact several hundred couples were recognised together at the exactly the same time.

"It was [social reformer] Beatrice Webb who coined the term 'collective bargaining' – recognising that together we bargain, alone we beg," he said.

Fortunately the medical profession is now recognising this together with government through its new programme giving school children the chance to plant, grow, and learn about our native British trees.

"We need to recognise working together means using industry, law enforcement, the charitable sector and I would have to say I think we have made considerable progress".

The importance of non-judgemental professional attitudes, and empathy within self-management interventions has been recognised 26 29 and, together with known issues of trust and respect between researchers and marginalised communities, 14 15 was anticipated in the trial design.

In all groups, a combination of signs were volunteered, possibly indicating that a number of signs are recognised and assessed together before an animal is regarded as having gastrointestinal parasites.

Thus, he pieces together the fragmented parts of Jill's extended turn (lines 01 02 and 04 05) to show he has recognised Calvin and Kirsty together to be the topic, but he offers no response to Jill's nonverbal comment.

But we recognised we could work together.

Even when installed in the high-minded citadel of Harvard he still recognised that their time together provided "the happiest moments of my present life" compared with which "the rest of the civilised life here" was nothing.