Sentence examples for a internationally recognised from inspiring English sources

As a internationally recognised female singer, Adele is no stranger being asked sexist questions.

Torn into fiefs, it is riven by conflict between two rival governments—an internationally recognised one in Tobruk and another in Tripoli along with two main militia groupings allied with them.

Some might argue that the Kurds no longer share a border with an internationally recognised sovereign state but with a dangerous coalition of jihadists and unpleasant Sunni Arab militant forces.

Although there have been attempts to define allied health [ 7, 8], there remains a lack of an internationally recognised definition because of the range and complexity of services delivered by the disciplines listed under the allied health umbrella.

Maria is being cared for by "A Child's Smile", an internationally recognised Greek children's charity.

It has all the trappings of a state, just not an internationally recognised one," Douglas Ollivant of the New America Foundation, told the Washington Post.

Not a militant group in terms of a unified national army, but, an internationally recognised terrorist organisation who have taken control of the Gaza strip.

From the earliest stages the Bosnian government interpreted his neutrality as a shameful failure to protect an internationally recognised nation.

Today Libya is in effect a failed state, divided between an Islamist government in Tripoli and an internationally recognised parliament in Tobruk, with Islamic State and other jihadist groups controlling territory.

What began in 1978 as a humble shop off Ladbroke Grove in west London is now an internationally recognised paragon of indie rock, remaining a mark of musical quality for decades.

QMS: All participating breast centres maintained a QMS that was certified to an internationally recognised standard, usually ISO 9001 (71%), or the German KTQ standard for health care providers http://www.ktq.de.