Sentence examples for who has recognised from inspiring English sources

"And they're the person who has recognised me, and I'm just some guy with a beard, walking down Carnaby Street or whatever.

Modi, who has recognised the brand value of new-age gurus, has associated closely with a string of holy men, including Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, whose "Art of Living" event in Delhi last month drew millions of followers.

When the hard-up Emma, who found a career in television incompatible with motherhood, first glimpses Nina she is "exactly the sort of person I don't want to meet… I recognise her, her life; and I want it so much, really, that it hurts…" In fact it is Nina who has recognised Emma and sought her out, though why – and with what intent – becomes an unnervingly tense revelation.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has recognised all Cronobacter species as human pathogens.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has recognised all Cronobacter species as microorganisms pathogenic for human beings [ 4].

13 16 18–20 Recently, the WHO has recognised the major role that private sector health providers play in health provision, and the possibility of tapping into this reserve of health providers as a potential source for ICCM.

It was mostly borne by foreign creditors who have recognised the loss and got out.

The coach who spotted her, Paul Stannard, was the same coach who had recognised her fellow rower Heather Stanning's potential three years earlier.

Hoddle and Vialli are among those who have recognised that forte; two men who also stayed loyal at the worst of times.

"All credit to the police in Birmingham and LA and the Compton CC, who had recognised this and anticipated the potential problems.

The Be Real Campaign (and the involvement of so many commercial organisations who have recognised that they have a social responsibility) is, therefore, a step towards a better world.