Sentence examples for recognising in from inspiring English sources
What is needed is a route to recognising, in law, the value of parenting".
"More and more we are recognising in the 21st century that the kind of problems we face globally are genuinely complex.
He was appointed OBE for services to education in 1989, recognising in part committee work for central government on teacher accreditation.
How can we come together in a unity that is not simplistic and oppressive, but complex and emancipatory, recognising, in June Jordan's words that "we are the ones we have been waiting for".
Union negotiators have fought a largely losing battle to preserve these workers' entrenched rights, while often recognising in private that something has to give.Political persuasionsTheir relations with government have also inevitably had a big effect on the unions.
ON OCTOBER 7th the Supreme Court heard its first religious-liberty case since recognising, in June, the right of some pious employers not to pay for some types of birth control for their staff.
Countries including the UK, Ireland, the Netherlands, Greece and Poland recognise in-house privilege.
The initial classification algorithm was also modified with an additional stage to recognise in-segment stops.
I also believe in recognising commitment in the tax system.
Radiologists have a crucial role in recognising and in communicating these urgencies/emergencies.
Is that something you recognise in yourself?
