Sentence examples for recognises not from inspiring English sources

At least Nicklaus recognises not only the 33-year-old's quality but also his work ethic.

Ethology now recognises not only chimpanzees but also all other animals not as "things" to dominate but as breathing, feeling beings with families, dialects, intellect and emotions.

In a bulletin sent to employees on Monday, Griffiths said: "We have put forward a very fair, revised offer which recognises not only the introduction of night tube services but the work-life flexibility that we know is important to you.

He has been promised work on a construction site and is following a foreman through a world that has yet to fully reveal itself to him.Mr Kasiri is amazed that among the people surrounding him is not one face he recognises, not one man who would lend him a few bob.

Jonathan Browning, chairman of the Coventry and Warwicksire LEP, said: "The industrial strategy is in its early days but it is pleasing to see that government recognises not only the importance of the advanced manufacturing sector but also the need for us to be at the forefront of developing the automotive technologies of the future.

"I hope that this honour recognises not just my work in Westminster but also what I have achieved working with the people of Bristol South, like the building of the South Bristol Community Hospital".

I don't see why what a court recognises should not also be recognised by the prison service.

For example, language on "intimate partner violence", which recognises that not all women are married or in relationships formally recognised by the state was struck from the final text.

The scheme recognises that not everyone who wants a career in publishing can afford to do work experience, particularly if they are not London-based.

But these measures, as Bradshaw recognises, are not enough.

But it also recognises that not everyone can quit.