Sentence examples for a widely recognised from inspiring English sources

He has the advantage of a widely recognised name and a loyal following among blacks.

Brodrick Penn, permanent secretary in the office of the BVI premier, Orlando Smith, said: "The BVI has a widely recognised, robust regulatory and compliance regime.

The release of water for environmental purposes is a widely recognised option for reducing such impacts.

A widely recognised limitation of high power impulse magnetron sputtering (HiPIMS) is the lower deposition rate compared to that achieved using conventional DC sputtering.

They must have made a lasting contribution to society, have a widely recognised name, not be controversial, and there must be good artwork on which a design can be based.

The yellow ribbon is a widely recognised symbol of supporters of the pro-democracy movement.

Truscott's headline-grabbing turn at Edinburgh in 2013 came in a year widely recognised as a watershed year for female comics, with fellow feminist act Bridget Christie winning the top prize.

From the 1960s, A-levels were widely recognised as the biggest defect of English education, giving teenagers the most narrow and specialised curriculum in Europe.

General budget support – money transferred directly to a government – is widely recognised as the best way of delivering aid in the long term.

During his time as a pundit, Hansen has been widely recognised as a voice of authority - casting opinion on the controversial moments at the heart of the game.

Loneliness is a human condition which is widely recognised as a major source of difficulty for older people (Cattan et al. 2005, 2009; Victor et al. 2000).