Sentence examples for that would have recognised from inspiring English sources

Instead, the force acknowledged that it had not put in place the necessary systems that would have recognised that the family were vulnerable and repeatedly attacked.

See articleIn this section Politics this week Business this week KAL's cartoon ReprintsIsrael's Knesset rejected a bill that would have recognised illegal Jewish settler outposts on the West Bank in defiance of a Supreme Court ruling.

The Holocaust survivors – and their children – who gathered in the audience at the Jerusalem Cinematheque that day would have recognised that account and especially Motke Zaidel's reluctance to speak of his experience.

In language that Francis would have recognised, the billionaire PayPal co-founder and Silicon Valley guru Peter Thiel declared that America is no longer a democracy – since it has become a country "dominated by very unelected, technocratic agencies".

In Sudan, for example, veterans of the Brotherhood, which took power in the 1989, retain vivid memories of student activism, with a cell structure that Leon Trotsky would have recognised.

Furthermore, the sort of nationalism that begets it corrodes the very globalisation that Carnegie would have recognised as a source of the greater prosperity.Bessemer unconvertedAlmost everywhere you look, some government or other is moaning about nasty "foreign" takeovers.

Yet they produced defending that Moore would have recognised.

Most of the pleasures that he would have recognised have ceased to be pleasures.

Out along the new arterial roads stretched facades that Shakespeare would have recognised.

Recovering, I saunter to the Freud Museum along streets that he would have recognised instantly.

McCormick, for John, accepted that readers would have recognised it as "an attempt at humour".