Sentence examples for Having been recognised from inspiring English sources

Having been recognised as an emerging British talent, Evans was invited to attend the Beijing Olympics the following year as part of the Olympic Ambition Programme.

He has a long-standing interest in diversity and discrimination issues having been recognised with the Commission for Race Equality Race in the Media award.

As private foundations and charities become more influential, having been recognised by the OECD's Development Assistance Committee as "key development stakeholders", it's clear that they are subject to the same concerns over transparency, accountability and M&E.

Hunter and the other five men, now known as the Birmingham Six, spent 17 years in jail before their convictions were overturned having been recognised as one of the gravest miscarriages of British justice in the 20th century.

But after nearly two years in detention, and having been recognised as a refugee who faced "a well-founded fear of persecution" in his homeland, he grew increasingly concerned about the fate of his wife – from whom he had not heard – and their child and agreed to go home.

Yet, having been recognised by presidents Reagan and Clinton for her advocacy – particularly over equality issues – more recently Allred has become as well-known for having represented a series of people best described as prime tabloid-fodder, including acting against Michael Jackson when he hung his child out of a window, and conducting a feud with Nadya Suleman, the octuplets' mother.

So we had been recognised..

So we had been recognised...

My talent has been recognised!

And her efforts have been recognised.

One person who should have been recognised is Andrew Davies.