Sentence examples for this week recognised from inspiring English sources

A "Naypyidaw declaration" this week recognised the "urgency" of realising this in 2015.

Labour's first election broadcast this week recognised the deficit in popular oratory among today's professional politicians – it brought in an actor who excels at seeming ordinary.

WITH a flourish, Russia this week recognised the "independence" of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, the enclaves that gave it a casus belli for its war on Georgia (see article).

In this weekend's Musical Chairs feature Billy highlights the career of Rock musician Henry McCullough who died this week, recognised as a superb guitarist and best known for his involvement with Paul McCartney and Wings and also played with the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Pink Floyd, Donovan, Ronnie Lane, Frankie Miller and Joe Cocker.

However, as Hopwood (1985) recognised, the participation of historians in this project requires reinvestments in theoretical and epistemological thinking.

The Nobel prize of 1999 recognised the work of 't Hooft and Veltman.

The Scottish government last year recognised the beavers on its waterways as a native species, giving them legal protection.

Hague stood behind the rebels' National Transitional Council (NTC), which Britain last week recognised as the "sole governmental authority" of Libya.

Many centuries of apparently desirable alterations, such as hard defences, training walls and groynes, aided by traditional dredging and disposal, are today recognised as having associated disadvantages.

But colleagues, angry and sorry yesterday, recognised a man whose Bennite loyalties disqualified him from frontbench jobs under Michael Foot, Neil Kinnock or even the more forgiving John Smith.

Reform Judaism, in 1983, recognised patrilineal Jews those born of a Jewish father but a Gentile mother as full Jews, provided they chose to live Jewish lives.