Sentence examples for and recognised in the from inspiring English sources

I went from being a normal kid on a council estate, to being on the side of a bus shelter and recognised in the street.

"I hope that desire to try to move forward as consensually as possible on something as constitutionally significant as that will be reflected and recognised in the draft bill we will be publishing shortly," he told the Commons political and constitutional reform committee.

Mentorship should be offered to new consultants and recognised in the job-plan of the new consultant contract.

Comorbid dependencies, smoking in particular, ought to be screened for and recognised in the public health sector.

Staff willing to be part of the Regional Roster for Redeployment should be prioritised for learning opportunities and recognised in the Performance Evaluation Report.

Nurturing conditions such as these existed across the regions, illustrating where the clinical stakeholder roles and responsibilities were well-defined, and communicated and recognised in the stroke units.

"That's what you've got to understand and recognise in the game.

The Neander Valley (German "Neanderthal") was the location where the first ever non-modern human fossil was discovered and recognised in 1856, the new species of human was named Neanderthal man.

It has participated in the natural value initiative and was recognised in the Economics of ecosystems and biodiversity study in 2010.

Complex interventions have multiple interacting components and are recognised in the Medical Research Council (MRC) guidance as having varied and challenging issues in their design, evaluation and implementation.

The proposed system can only work – and be recognised in the way the statute would demand – if no-one exercises their right not to join.