Sentence examples for recognises I from inspiring English sources

In providing a constructivist account of Business Risk Audit technologies, we argue for a theory of audit change that recognises (i) the centrality of legitimation processes and (ii) the co-construction of audit technology and the audit field.

It is a point that Pitt, ironically, recognises: "I find this truly insidiously damaging, this focus on exterior beauty, things, clothes, cars".

By having powerful, well-known, commanding figures running the cities, or by having weak figures that barely one in four of the electorate recognises?" "I speak as a former secretary of state for transport, dealing with Boris and Ken sitting there with big popular mandates enabled them to get significant decentralisation of powers for which I was responsible.

"I think everyone recognises that I put together teams that are very well organised," Blackwell added.

I actually think people avoid me because I look like a bag lady!" I get the late train (back) and no-one recognises me - I look a sight and am as rough as you like.

Quote Message: I get the late train (back) and no-one recognises me - I look a sight and am as rough as you like.

PUBLIC RECOGNITION DISCOMFITED ME Being someone who never recognises anybody, I was amazed that so many people recognised me, and continue to.

I just hope my performances continue and that [England coach] Steve McNamara recognises what I am doing down here.

Even Mr Yushchenko recognises this: "I don't question who will lose and who will win in this election".

"But then a big part of me recognises that I'm a very private person – someone who really likes to go to the pub and get silly with my mates.

"If I had not put a lot of my time and energy into the fight against doping, as the report recognises, maybe I would have had more time to spend on governance and management which the report finds criticism with".