recognised

They do, but only when the number you're entering is recognised as one of the expected formats.

Countries which recognised the problem and took charge of it are doing good now, eg Ireland.

There are advantages that men get because of their sex/gender, and these should be recognised.

Also great for business card, recognised all the data, but the add to contact was not selecting the most relevant data.

But these type of films deal with stereotypical character types that are quickly recognised.

I don't care about getting a gift basket or gym membership or being recognised personally at check-in.

Although here Python was recognised as Location, and came before the real Location.

The completely lacking in skill won't get recognised as part of it, but it's attitude and style that buys admission to that club.

Apple recognised, after publication, that they'd made an error in this case, but they maintain that a court order is required for access to iCloud accounts.

Turned out it was Conway and he'd recognised me from the maths common room, so figured I might be able to answer his questions.

> There are advantages that men get because of their sex/gender, and these should be recognised.

// Surely a minority of the excellent minority that 1) get recognised as excellent and 2) are motivated by such recognition.

I believe that if a woman succeeds in withdrawing from the mass, or rather raising herself above the mass, she grows ceaselessly and more than a man." He might be a misogynist, but at least he recognised exceptions.

This sort of "investment" is not very different from the sort of tribalistic "make it rain" spectacle you saw blowhard masters of local fiefdoms in Dubai pull, or continue to see in other Gulf Arab states, just to point to one widely-recognised example.