Sentence examples for and was not recognised from inspiring English sources

"She was a recluse, but it doesn't mean she didn't live a rich and cultured life, even if she was a great, gifted poet and was not recognised in her lifetime.

When he walks along the streets of Abuja, in Nigeria, he is mobbed by fans but to meet up for our interview in London, Omeruo travelled on the tube and was not recognised once.

Until then women had worked for private companies or family businesses and were not recognised.

We note, however, that our modified approach has not been validated and is not recognised by GRADE.

The term nutraceutical has no regulatory definition and is not recognised by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, which uses instead the term 'dietary supplements' [ 7].

As a result of registration errors or because their name or date of birth are misstated, an asylum seeker may have several different identities and is not recognised in many public registers.

In future, I would like to see any company that has been found to have broken the law and not paid staff the minimum wage, and is not recognising the trade union that represents their workforce, not only made to recognise that union, but made to accept, if the union wishes, worker representation on the board.

There are great film directors who have done much more for great art than Cage and aren't recognised for it.

She said: "The student, I felt, had real flair and talent in composition, and this was not recognised.

It surprised me at the time and continues to disappoint me that this experience and expertise was not recognised by primary care trusts who preferred to recruit senior managers with a background in the NHS rather that in commissioning.

Until now, gay and lesbian couples could not have a civil partnership ceremony in Jersey and it was not recognised in financial disputes.