Sentence examples for any recognised from inspiring English sources

The syntax for these is given in the table below, where shape1 and shape2 refer to any recognised shape except for "region".

In 1960, Jean Dubuffet, who originated the term Art Brut, taped a series of improvisations with Asger Jorn, choosing from his collection of more than 50 instruments, few of which he could play to any recognised standard.

The question is do the public actually need the amount of weather forecasts that are put in front of them each day from all manner of media sources not working to any recognised standard.

Inclusion: primary pulmonary malignancies of adults and elderly people (over 70 years of age), such as non-small-cell lung carcinoma 19 and small-cell lung carcinoma, 20 diagnosed using any recognised diagnostic criteria.

Does the Middle East any longer recognise the 'lines in the sand' imposed by the West?

(e) the requirement that the economic operator is the holder of any internationally recognised certificate issued on the basis of relevant international conventions.

YOBO claims this works for any specific food or any other object recognised on a picture.

Catalonia would not receive any more powers and its nationhood would not be recognised any time soon.

The armed forces have never recognised any wrongdoing.

"Yeah, I don't really get recognised any more," Deyn says.

Sulaiman said he no longer recognised any champion; Mendoza evaded the question but implied he felt the same.