She did not recognising me vs She did not recognised me

Some examples from the web:

• You mean you're not recognising me?
• I apologise for not recognising you.
• However, discrimination targeted against migrants is widespread, Libya not recognising a particular status to people legally working in the country, nor facilitating their remittances.
• Renounce your title and swear an oath of allegiance recognising me as the true heir of Atlantis.
• In order to avoid a fragmentary approach, it is deemed impossible to recognise some documents whilst not recognising others.
• Or that I must not forgive her... for not recognising the nature of that monster.
• It condemned the Italian courts for not recognising the applicant's right to adversarial proceedings in the Vatican court.
• Similarly, not recognising the specific nature of voluntary work is a hindrance to the mobility of young volunteers.
• A person can stay inside themselves for too long and end up blind, like not recognising your own voice on tape or...
• The failure involved not recognising that technological and global processes bring about a longer and more difficult than expected transition for one part of the population.
• The Council equally confirms its stance of not recognising the authorities of North Cyprus.
• This report was unbalanced in not recognising that those barriers exist from the EU perspective, which is why I voted against it.
• Three months is an adequate period of time for the Commission to make a proposal for a decision setting out the grounds for recognising or not recognising authorisations.
• One thing on which we do agree is that a country cannot seek membership of the European Union while not recognising one of its Member States; that is impossible.
• The Turkish Government would, however, thus be violating international law, in not recognising Cyprus as an independent state and not permitting it to have its own economic area.
• While not recognising this self-appointed interim administration, I would nevertheless encourage the military junta to set a timetable for dates for new presidential elections as soon as possible so that civilian ministers can once again be appointed instead of military personalities.
• This resolution repeats some of the gaps, weaknesses and errors of the position that Parliament adopted at the Copenhagen conference on climate change, not recognising the reasons behind its spectacular failure.
• Welcomes the approach taken so far by the Belarusian authorities, despite enormous pressure, of not recognising the unilateral declarations of independence issued by PlaceTypeSouth Ossetia and Abkhazia;
• We have to understand the consequences of printing money too cheaply and of holding interest rates down so that people make investments based on bad decisions, and of not recognising that money itself has a value.
• However, we believe that it is important that the criticism of Turkey for not recognising the genocide is not used as a weapon by the - regrettably - xenophobic forces which want to keep Turkey out of the EU at any price.

Some examples from the web:

• She went past with some of her school friends and I know she recognised me. I absolutely know she did.
• Therefore, such items are not recognised as intangible assets.
• Civil partnerships recognised under UK law are not recognised in France, whereas the French partnership agreement (PACS) is fully recognised in the United Kingdom.
• It was as if he recognised me.
• Garson. It was as if he recognised me.
• I don't think they recognised me.
• Consultation with SME Associations is a serious problem that is not recognised in the Mid Term Review.
• Provisions are not recognised for future operating losses.
• The region claims statehood, but is not recognised even by Armenia.
• The WSPB has not recognised his claim.
• Justification on grounds of professional ethics is not recognised.
• They will never resign to returning to a state which they have not recognised at all for eight years.
• Changes in the fair value of an equity instrument are not recognised in the financial statements.
• It would not be acceptable to have direct links with a regime that is not recognised.
• However, the travel cards are not recognised between Member States.
• Those who refuse to resettle and those not recognised as refugees will be returned to Vietnam.
• Mr Borrell pointed out that the recent elections in Belarus were not recognised by the international community.
• However, this qualification is not recognised for residents of Spain.
• Paid breastfeeding breaks are still not recognised in Italy, France or Sweden.
• Verification certificates issued by accredited institutes in other EU Member States are not recognised.