Sentence examples for said recognised from inspiring English sources
According to a translation by The Telegraph, the 53-year-old French journalist said: "Recognised is a very big word.
Fratto said he was "envious" of the stance now being adopted by the White House which, he said, recognised that Congress would never actually see through its threat of pushing the US economy off a cliff.
The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) has become the surprise choice for this year's Nobel peace prize, a decision the Oslo committee said recognised both its current, hazardous mission to destroy Syria's chemical weapons stocks and 16 years of wider global efforts.
The actor was also to receive £800,000, reflecting the disparity between the value of the two properties and including a £200,000 pension pot, giving him a £1.7m settlement, which the judge said recognised his contribution to the 11-year relationship.
Their placing, the magazine said, recognised the way they had transformed the way music was released – Jay Z releasing Magna Carta Holy Grail free to Samsung mobile users, Beyoncé putting her self-titled album straight on to iTunes with no warning.
The international chemical weapons watchdog has become the surprise choice for this year's Nobel peace prize, a decision the Oslo committee said recognised both its current, hazardous mission to destroy Syria's chemical weapons stocks and 16 years of wider global efforts.
"These measures are not pleasant, but they are necessary," he said, recognising that he had once pledged to reduce taxes.
Corbyn said: "Recognise your obligations to help people which you're required to do by law, that would be good.
The bank said: Recognising the strong performance over the past year, we find upside to our share price target at Taylor Wimpey and Barratt Developments now appears more moderate.
Some might contest that judgment over, say, recognising the threat Ebola has presented, let alone president Putin.
The Palestinians have recognised the state of Israel, but say recognising its Jewish character would have implications for Palestinian refugees and Israeli-Arabs.
