Sentence examples for to recognise time from inspiring English sources

David Cameron is to fly to Israel on Wednesday to deliver an appeal to its parliament to recognise time is running out on one of the best chances for a Middle East peace deal in decades.

In August, the IAAF decided to only recognise times from single-sex events as world records.

There's been pressure for some time but the increases in living wage and tax changes [such as the move to recognise travelling time] have meant that the sustainability of many domiciliary care providers has been severely compromised.

It must come to recognise over time that its best interests lie not in resisting or countering China's rise, but in accepting it as a fact and accommodating itself to it.

A one-off £250 payment to Mr Cryer to recognise the "time and trouble" associated with his complaint.

"I feel truly honoured that Watford would seek to recognise my time at the club in this way," he said.

"We are excited to be able to bring together the very best representatives of the creative industries in Wales in order to recognise the time, energy, determination and hard work that goes into making and producing creative media, TV and film programmes here.

Mitchell, who faced a fans' protest on Saturday following their defeat by Walsall and was hit on the head by a programme, added: "I would urge our supporters to recognise the time and effort that Paul and Shaun invested in the first team and their unwavering determination to produce an attractive brand of football.

The State Department appears to recognise that times have changed since the momentous 1993 Oslo Accord when secularists were in sole charge on the Palestinian side.

Politicians traditionally fail to recognise recessions in time, and then take too long to enact stimulus.

How can I get my dog Brian to recognise the new time?