Sentence examples for to recognized from inspiring English sources
verb
To match something or someone which one currently perceives to a memory of some previous encounter with the same entity.
"But should scholarship be confined to recognized scholars?
Not one person I spoke to recognized the name Paul Rudolph.
The tasks constituting the examination must therefore obviously correspond to recognized high school learning experiences".
The speakers told the audience how to recognized an illegal record by clues on its cover and by its sound quality.
The third provision, allowing surveillance of "lone wolf" suspects who may not be tied to recognized terror organizations, is also overly broad but has never been used.
The "Top Scot" honor has tended to go to recognized figures like J.K. Rowling of Harry Potter fame and Susan Boyle, she of the golden vocal cords.
In response to the capital expenditures question, Ms. DuLong's e-mail said: "We adhere to recognized accounting regulations and principles, including those around our capital expenditures".
She said the university was looking for incentives to attract students to recognized Greek organizations, which the university has some control over, rather than unsanctioned ones.
A rare occurrence, scrotal migration, needs to recognized and reported.
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21.1 Apps that include the ability to make donations to recognized charitable organizations must be free.
