Sentence examples for they would recognise from inspiring English sources

The United States and four Latin American countries said they would recognise the result.

They imply they would recognise Israel once territorial and other deeply contentious issues are settled.But that vexed question remains.

Some Serbian officials have begun to discuss partition: they would recognise Kosovo in exchange for annexation of its northern Serb bit.

From the mid-1960 thethe late 1990s Pyongyang offered military and financial resources to newly independent African countries, hoping they would recognise the North Korean leadership.

Darwin's natural selection would help tell our alien onlookers something about life on Earth and might even be a natural law they would recognise.

Mention the name George to any of the hundreds of people listed in his autobiography, and almost always they would recognise it as a reference to the portly, inventive and always compelling Weidenfeld.

I work with young children, so any visitor would have to be someone they'd recognise.

They told him they reckoned that The Count Of Monte Cristo meant zilch to "the young", whereas they'd recognise Guy Pearce because he'd been in Neighbours.

Conditions are very good – if he was ill and needed time off, they'd recognise it and would be very good with that.

"If cat owners understood their pets better, they'd recognise the demands we're putting on them," he told the Radio Times.

"I hope they'd recognise everyone in the country sometimes looks at their computer screens and screams at it when it's not working but we have a system in place before it worked that day".