Examples of using Have recognised in English and their translations into Hebrew
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They have recognised you.
He could have seen ya. He could have recognised your car.
They have recognised time for change has come.
I'm pleased that the judges have recognised its significance.”.
We have recognised the issues and know that everyone has difficulty in noisy listening situations.
Would you have recognised her?
We have recognised the importance of addressing the stigmatisation and discrimination, and of providing safe and supportive environments for people affected by HIV/AIDS.
I should have recognised him.
Her neighbour said she thought Audrey might have recognised the driver.
They will also not have recognised to what extent health plays a role in the development.
We realise that it wouldbe senseless to inquire about the“ultimate goal” for we have recognised that“evolution” is a reality in the life of man.
Wise governments in the past have recognised that these two dynasties are no threat to them, and have left them to get on with doing business.
The FedEx bot will support retailers in several segments,and the first group of retail customers to view the prototype have recognised the value the technology can bring to their industries.
However, because of true knowledge we have recognised Christ as an overwhelming world being living in the body of Jesus of Nazareth.
But its impact is to complicate diplomacy on a two-state solution and make peace more difficult to achieve,while obscuring the reality that Palestinians have recognised Israel but Israel has never recognised Palestine.
I would never have recognised myself.
Once you have recognised your emotions as separate from the other person's, be sure not to let your emotions overwhelm you or carry you away from the other person.
From the beginning of time, people have recognised the healing power of colour.
These people were of Russian nationality but of Jewish faith, and many of them strongly desired to band themselves together into a fighting host and place their lives at the disposal of England,whom the Jews have recognised as their friend and protector from time immemorial.
You know, it's funny. I would never have recognised you if it wasn't for that finger thing.
Over the years, the courts have recognised more and more rights and assets which may be considered common property which is properly capable of being equalised between the parties.
He thus came into the position of rediscovering in the Tyrol what was then only known as a legend, namely, the Castle in the Mountain-the Castle in the Rocks-(which indeed no one would have recognised as such, for it consisted of rocks, it was hollowed out of the rocks)- I mean, the Castle of the Dwarf King Laurin.
Academics and industrialists alike have recognised the value of the degree in developing staff for the challenges of the rapidly changing business environment.
More than 20 countries, including the US, have recognised Mr Guaidó as Venezuela's interim president.
Although travellers may have recognised the monarch's voice as he updated them on weather conditions and their time of arrival, the royal's presence was never revealed.
Jacob and Evie Frye are passionate youngsters who have recognised the gross inequality that runs rife throughout London.
Institutions such as the European Union have recognised this as a major question, leading to what has been sometimes depicted as a crisis of trust in science and, more recently, a crisis of rationality in addressing public issues.
(15) I sense that my negotiating partners have recognised that coercion and pressure never lead to lasting solutions, but to more conflict and further hostility.”.
More than half of the UN's member states have recognised the country as the Republic of Macedonia, including the United States of America while the rest use the temporary reference"the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia" or have not established any diplomatic relations with Macedonia.