Sentence examples for would be recognising from inspiring English sources

A FEW months ago Dmitry Medvedev, Russia's new president, did not think he would be recognising the independence of two separatist regions of Georgia and heading into direct confrontation with the West.

Their act of generosity would be recognised in perpetuity: no other legacy would last like this.

The culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt, said he hoped as many medallists as possible would be recognised.

Only four ethnicities – Moorish, Soninké, Fulani and Wolof – would be recognised, disenfranchising the Haratines.

It wasn't far-fetched to hope that its excellence would be recognised come awards season.

A third option was to get divorced abroad, which would be recognised as valid in Malta.

I hope my apology would be recognised and I pledge my commitment in serving the nation".

To make the elections meaningful he needed an opponent who would be recognised as a genuine opposition figure.

Such people would be recognised as poor even in Nepal, Tajikistan and hard-pressed African countries such as Uganda.

Normally young people would be recognised as vulnerable and different and that would be reflected... and that wasn't happening.

The national scheme would ensure that domestic violence orders in one jurisdiction would be recognised in every state and territory.