Sentence examples for that would recognise from inspiring English sources

Aslan-Levy told the Guardian he had in fact been calling for a solution that would recognise both states.

In his New Year's post, Zuckerberg said he sought a smart door that would recognise a friend and let them into his house.

It could even hurt America's efforts to restore order in Iraq.The latest spat stems from a bill in America's Congress that would recognise the mass slaughter of Ottoman Armenians in 1915 as the first genocide of the 20th century.

The UN Development Programme UNDPP) has unveiled its "conceptual framework" for a human sustainability index that would recognise rates of human development while also weighing up the cost of progress to future generations.

As a result, Russell feels there should be companies that construct representations for human values, including this concept of people's backgrounds that would recognise the layers or ethics, laws and morals we take for granted.

This paved the way, they argued, for what we would now call a "stakeholder" form of capitalism - one that would recognise the legitimacy of interests other than those of shareholders.

It was imbued with ideas that Klein would recognise – that unending material progress had a disastrous and destructive side, especially for the poor.

The bridegroom, said Tanet, was "conscious enough that he would recognise you, that he would move his eyes, but not to speak to you".

But there is a second question: Even if simple life exists, what are the odds that it evolves into something that we would recognise as intelligent?

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The "Lucy Stoners" challenged in federal court any government edict that would not recognise a married woman by the name she chose to use.