Sentence examples for recognised would be from inspiring English sources

"It's a constitutional power that if recognised would be a fundamentally dangerous new power that the government would have".

He told the court how, at the height of his fame, he could not walk down the street without being recognised, would be greeted by thousands of screaming fans at airports and besieged by hundreds outside his flat in Kensington, London.

"The bill appears to be limiting the amount of funds available to a figure that we don't recognise would be suitable for the entire industry to do it," he said, adding that "the ongoing costs of looking after the data … will have to come out of price-rises".

He later told the Leveson Inquiry that he had recognised it would be great publicity for Starr as he embarked on a new tour.

South Wales assistant chief constable Matt Jukes said he recognised there would be public concern about the investigations but the force was committed to reducing domestic abuse.

Not only was the supply of available aircraft poor, by the then Director of Organisation at the Air Ministry Charles Portal recognised there would be a future problem in procurement of aircraft.

I believe there is a simple and obvious way to do this – to recognise it would be very arrogant towards God's purpose for us, not to recognise that others have their own ideas".

"I recognise it would be a fantastic thing," he said.

However, those in the industry say they expect a decision to recognise Impress would be followed by renewed calls to implement the legislation in full.

A sensor that can recognise plants would be useful for navigation in these environments.

"We recognise we would be a small party in the overall scheme of things - we are not inflated by any view of our importance".