Sentence examples for recognises from inspiring English sources
'recognises' is a correct word and can be used in written English
It refers to the act of perceiving something or someone as familiar or known. An example sentence using 'recognises' could be: "The dog immediately recognises its owner's voice and rushes to greet them."
verb
Third person singular of recognise
The constitution of Bosnia & Herzegovina abides by the highest level of internationally recognised human rights and explicitly recognises the principle of gender equality.
Our report recognises this fact, but also recognised that the benefit to consumers comes at a cost to power generators.
Lloris was not part of that squad but the Tottenham Hotspur goalkeeper recognises the mood change in the country and said that his team-mates are determined to build on their momentum.
"The Abbott government says it still recognises the link to climate change and the need to reduce greenhouse gases.
Touitou recognises the irony of saying this as the head of a multinational fashion company.
The annual award ceremony which recognises excellence in Australian journalism was held in Brisbane and hosted by the ABC Lateline presenter Emma Alberici.
I'm adding my voice to those asking how many more of us have to die before the state recognises that the real violence towards us comes as a result of its archaic laws.
She said: "Alongside our openness to people from the EU, Scotland also recognises its obligations to refugees.
Gatiss recognises that Wells was writing an allegory of imperialism: Bedford seeks to colonise the moon and plunder it for its vast deposits of gold, while Cavor, a naive man of science, seeks only knowledge.
A DfID spokesman said: "Icai recognises that despite the challenges of working in the most dangerous places in the world, we are now acknowledged as a global leader in this field.
"It's important the world recognises the crisis here," Cousin said.
