| recognise result | 1.91 | Junta refuses to recognise the results. | ||
| recognise right | 1.45 | This was the first time such rights had been recognised in a UN document. | ||
| recognise importance | 1.38 | More people have come to recognise the importance of education. | ||
| recognise sovereignty | 1.38 | A way forward would be to get him to recognise Croatian sovereignty. | ||
| recognise problem | 1.12 | Giving teenagers a voice is a good way for them to recognise problems early on. | ||
| recognise annexation | 0.99 | But the annexation is not recognised by the United Nations. | ||
| recognise need | 0.99 | Most respondents recognised the need for R.E. | ||
| recognise government | 0.92 | The rebels refuse to recognise the government. | ||
| recognise achievement | 0.79 | Today, her achievement was recognised with a civic reception. | ||
| recognise independence | 0.72 | Moscow has never recognised its independence. | ||
| recognise state | 0.59 | Indonesia, the largest Moslem nation in the world, does not recognise the state of Israel. | ||
| recognise value | 0.59 | Even their heritage values were not recognised and their legacies ignored. | ||
| recognise victory | 0.53 | And so far the authorities have recognised victories in Lapovo, Vrsac, Belgrade and Nis. | ||
| recognise authority | 0.46 | Georgia does not recognise the authorities in breakaway Abkhazia. | ||
| recognise course | 0.46 | These courses are recognised by the department. | ||
| recognise passport | 0.46 | No country has yet said officially that it will recognise the passport. | ||
| recognise potential | 0.46 | Denmark recognised the potential of wind energy early. | ||
| recognise benefit | 0.39 | In other words, it is not enough for designers of information products to recognise the benefits of those products. | ||
| recognise qualification | 0.39 | The qualification is recognised by the Malaysian government and the Commonwealth countries. | ||
| recognise voice | 0.39 | She hardly recognised her voice. |