Sentence examples for an internationally recognisable from inspiring English sources

Our government must ultimately call for Zaghari-Ratcliffe's immediate release, or at the very least to face charges of an internationally recognisable criminal offence, and the ability to defend herself in fair proceedings.

As Hussein's principal spokesman, Aziz – the only Christian in the now-executed dictator's inner circle – was an internationally recognisable figure whose rise was attributed to unswerving loyalty to the despot.

The local authority said it would help inject millions of pounds into the city's economy and give the venue "an internationally recognisable brand name".

The question regarding what flag should be adopted by the new confederation was first raised by the shipping sector and its desire to have an internationally recognisable identity.

William became an internationally recognised figure.

Given the effects this will have on a society where €15bn has already been "adjusted" since 2009, the predictable electoral triumph of the expansive centre in Irish politics may precipitate a more internationally recognisable antagonism between left and right, on the streets at least.

However, in the near future, the Anglo-American model will replace the traditional Dutch system to provide a more internationally recognisable system.

This is an internationally recognizable branding opportunity".

The 2013-14 pilot study found that GPA gives students a more precise and internationally recognisable measure of their academic achievement.

But if you're not a beautiful androgynous model or internationally recognisable celebrity, how to wear menswear without feeling too mannish?

With material from earlier albums Tékitoi and Diwan fitting in seamlessly, the internationally recognisable language of dance is a practical necessity for a man whose occasional spoken interludes demonstrate a comically loose grasp of English.