Sentence examples for recognising new from inspiring English sources

There are suggestions that individuals raised in orphanages have difficulty recognising new faces.

May said Nato needed to focus on recognising "new threats as they emerge" and in particular cyber capabilities.

Alternatively, your jury can be all hat and no cattle, talking boastfully in advance about recognising new talent etc etc.

The publisher added that he believes the Baileys award is "leading the way" in recognising new voices.

Key to that will be recognising new perils as they emerge and the creation of campaigns to combat them.

It focuses on recognising new commitments to openness that incoming countries have made and challenges all OGP members to deliver on their promises.

As with a natural olfactory system, electronic noses must be able to learn and later recognise new smells.

In June, the Bambuti's efforts paid off when the government officially recognised new boundaries of the reserve, which were decided in consultation with local communities.

Sooner or later, he thinks, the established church will have to recognise new social realities, including the fact that thousands of same-sex couples are in lifelong relationships.Realities are indeed changing, even in the most conservative corner of the United Kingdom, Northern Ireland.

While certain identities were recognised – new legislation on civil partnerships and gay rights for example, as well as recognition of different ethnic minorities – that process exacerbated how working-class identities appeared or were being marginalised.

But no, in addition to enduring the inhumane physical torment, riders must monitor their opponents while retaining enough mental freshness to recognise new threats and opportunities and react accordingly.