Sentence examples for a recognised player from inspiring English sources

While this has been a recognised player safety and health issue for over a decade [7], little progress has been made in reporting practice.

Before Wigan Warriors' match against Leeds Rhinos in July 2009, both clubs were given the opportunity to rename one stand, with the intention of renaming them in honour to a recognised player from each club's history.

Britain, France, Germany, Sweden and Italy and, to a lesser extent, others too are all recognised players in the arms trade.Europe's strong commercial position in all kinds of goods, as well as arms ought to give it leverage over regimes with poor human-rights records, such as China or Iran.

"He puts in a lot of work and is possibly the most recognised player on the pitch.

"Here in Los Angeles we have one of the world's most recognised athletes, most recognised players coming here to our league, our city, our team.

The fact they came back from 2-1 down to win 3-2 without some of their more recognised players, such as Tottenham's Harry Kane or Manchester United's Luke Shaw, underlined the new-found spirit in the squad.

If the left-back is unable to recover in time for Saturday's visit of Bournemouth then City will be without a recognised first-team player in the position as Gaël Clichy is also currently injured.

LBW calls are obviously tricky without a recognised umpire, so players on all sides must rely on honesty.

He may have been linked with a move to Stamford Bridge recently but it looks like Ezequiel Lavezzi will soon become the latest globally-recognised player to move to the Chinese Super League.

Item 124 states that "for an infringement of any of the articles, a recognised football body, club, official, player, referee or other person under the jurisdiction of the association is liable to a censure, fine, suspension or expulsion - or any combination of these penalties - as the SFA considers appropriate in order to deal justly with the case in question".

Her ferocious tackling and dominant ball-carrying at the 2010 tournament, held in England, helped her become the first female English rugby player to be a recognised name, and earned her the moniker "The Machine".