Sentence examples for that he recognises from inspiring English sources
That he recognises the problem is a relief.
Glen says that he recognises the concerns but says it is a "delicate stage" of negotiations.
It is comforting that he recognises how truly difficult and important our job is.
President Obama has shown signs that he recognises the emergence of a growing political consensus arguing for a new discussion.
The fact that this set is being released on Glass's own record label shows that he recognises this, too.
One good point in Hannigan's article is that he recognises the need for a public debate about privacy and security.
Mr Bush's recalibration of his policies in his second term suggests that even he recognises that America's loss of soft power has cost it dear.The American military machine is under intense strain.
That's because he recognises a kindred spirit, a recovering addict and someone with "mental-health issues".
Utterson is horrified by the thought of Hyde, but maybe that's because he recognises him in himself.
He recognises that, as a Kurd, he has been able to enjoy opportunities that are more limited for Iraqis living in other, more unruly parts of the country.
He recognises that time is running out for his island.
