“His recognition of both his strengths and weaknesses was a key component to his success.”

“The award would serve as a recognition of his outstanding service to the university.”

“The opposition party would refuse to accord the current administration with any formal recognition.”

“To my surprise, she told me that she wouldn't oppose my request that Fred be released on his own recognizance.”

“She failed to comply with the terms of her release by failing to comply with the conditions of her recognizance.”

“In the meantime, the defendant is released on her own recognizance, as she presents no immediate threat to the artistic community.”

“It is both the recognizability of his subjects and their potential ambiguity that gives his work depth.”

“It serves the recognizability, simplifies the handling and delights human senses.”

“He's a guy I would know in Omaha.' He has a magnificent recognizability, like a buddy of yours from high school that you bump into in the mall.”

“But he's going to do it shamefully and in full recognisance that he's basically shirking his intellectual responsibilities to the world.”

“This states that a recognisance for a person charged with a serious offence may be made subject to the electronic monitoring of the accused's movements on bail.”

“This alternative allows for asylum-seekers already in detention to apply for release on bail, subject to the provision of recognisance and surety.”

“Still, it's appropriate if he's suffering a little for his recent global recognisability.”

“He is a household name, despite the abstruse nature of his work, because he worked extremely hard to market himself and was obsessed with his recognisability.”

“The catchiest songs showed the greatest differences in recognisability between their hooks and their verses.”

“It ran for four years and explored the feasibility of retrieving speech documents by using the output of an automatic speech recognizer.”

“I don't think he was a great recognizer of talent, but he knew how to acquire it and implement it and negotiate for it.”

“Personal Translator's intelligent proper name recognizer takes remedial action to prevent such errors from happening.”

“The offender's criminal record is flagged for future reference when the individual is before the courts on subsequent charges or recognizances.”

“Second, it extends the recognizance to keep the peace and clarifies the terms of recognizances in order to prevent repeat offences.”

“Applications for the forfeiture of recognizances of young persons shall be made to the youth justice court.”

“Henry secured his crown principally by dividing and undermining the power of the nobility, especially through the aggressive use of bonds and recognisances to secure loyalty.”

“If I had been known in the town he would have liberated me on my own recognisances, but as I was a total stranger it was necessary that I should find responsible bail.”

“Books and articles are now commissions and performances, and an increased emphasis is placed upon awards, recognitions and honours.”

“She has authored an extensive list of publications and received many awards and recognitions for her outstanding achievement.”

“Broadly, I'm something of an animist, so my everyday life is filled with minor recognitions, deals, tributes, and negotiations with local spirits.”

“Early speech-recognition systems were discrete speech recognizers requiring users to pause between each word for 200 milliseconds.”

“Feature recognizers check the headers or the body of the e-mail looking for patterns that human beings have identified as markers of spam or non-spam mail.”