The non-criminalisation of trafficking victims should be recognised not only as a legal requirement but as a moral right which recognises the vulnerability of the victims and the abuse they endure".
By the time we were arrested he was recognised not only in the country but even abroad as a leader.
In shamelessly memorialising the mundane, his wish may be that more people recognise not only Istanbul's reality as the centre of the world, but their own.
Perlman said he was humbled to be recognised not only for his personal accomplishments, but also for his commitment to his Jewish identity.
As a start, Arab leaderships must be persuaded to recognise not only the existence of Israel but the realities of who we are.
With no title and no statue her exploits attending the sick and wounded were recognised not only by the great and good, including royalty, but also 80,000 British citizens who came out to pay respects to her in her lifetime.
The Nibbies, which began in 1990, are an oddity on the awards scene in that they aim to recognise not only literary merit but also popularity and book sales.
The university "failed to recognise not only the significance of statutory requirements" – FOI law in particular – and "also the risk to the reputation of the university and indeed the credibility of UK climate science" from the affair.
