Sentence examples for recognises this as from inspiring English sources

No legislation or case law recognises this as being a defence".

In the novel, Anna dreams she is harmoniously married to Vronsky and Karenin, and, on waking, recognises this as a nightmare.

He recognises this as a problem with which Tony Blair wrestled and thinks he can learn a lot from the Prime Minister's Delivery Unit, headed by Sir Michael Barber in Blair's second term (Sir Michael's latest book, How to Run a Government, will be previewed in this weekend's Independent on Sunday).

"There's no question everyone recognises this as a core issue - the challenge is how we get at it," he said.

A spokesman for Ipswich and East Suffolk CCG said: "Geographically, the Ipswich and East Suffolk CCG covers a large area, and in its report, the HSCIC recognises this as a major factor affecting distances travelled by the 15 east Suffolk mental health patients.

Although dismayed, Pooter recognises this as an opportunity to get his son into Perkupps.

Even as the government recognises this incident as a terror-related attack, tabloid news websites are hesitant to use the term "terrorism" or respond with the usual rhetoric about British society being under attack.

Yet everyone recognises this dimension as macro-economic today, even those who are strongly opposed to Keynesian policies for stimulating and regulating effective demand.

In the case of "Ding Dong", however, his musical biographer, Simon Leng, recognises this haste as an example of the singer "completely ditch[ing] his meticulous approach" to his own music over the 1973 74 period, while remaining a "painstaking craftsman" on concurrent projects for Ravi Shankar and the vocal duo Splinter.

'I would urge anyone with information or anyone who recognises this man to contact us as soon as possible.

Sellwood recognises this transatlantic drain as a long-term issue facing British figure skating.