Sentence examples for to recognise for from inspiring English sources

His once all-powerful Democratic League of Kosovo is cracking up, as local leaders defect to the KLA, which Mr Rugova refused to recognise for so long.

While he does not believe government should tell faith congregations what unions to recognise for religious purposes, he does believe that all committed couples, regardless of sexual orientation, should have the same legal rights and responsibilities".

He was quick to recognise, for instance, that if the changes were to work then the practitioners – social workers, lawyers and judges – would need extensive new training sessions, and so training packs were commissioned from educational institutions.

The radiological features of lobar and segmental liver atrophy and compensatory hypertrophy associated with biliary obstruction are important to recognise for diagnostic and therapeutic reasons.

The recent description of these OC gives us a better understanding on their mechanisms of action and is essential to recognise for all bone pathologists.

It is however important to recognise for some intended users of CBE for example those with a chronic long term condition the likely outcomes may be different.

We need to recognise this for what it is: hubris.

But I think you have to recognise it for what it is: essentially, a symbolic protest.

To make this shift will require societies to recognise gender for what it is: a social construct.

In criticising fiction there are, surely, rules, and the first rule is to recognise fiction for what it is.

But my head (supported by my right ventricle) would incline me to recognise Peter Jackson for his epic achievement.