Sentence examples for are fully recognised from inspiring English sources

"It is essential that these are fully recognised by the ABC if our circulations are to remain accurate and coherent".

I am keen to assist its residents by making sure these challenges and problems are fully recognised".

Thus if a lasting political settlement is to be reached in either country, it is absolutely essential that Sunni interests and aspirations are fully recognised.

None of them, indeed, are fully recognised by the Architects Registration Board, the official body for such matters, although ARB begrudgingly accepts that Self's qualification, obtained in Australia, has some validity.

Eric van der Horst, of the Cycling Dutchman blog, explains that motorists in the Netherlands are much more tightly regulated: "The hazards of speeding are fully recognised: speed limits are present everywhere, margins for offenders are tiny, paid parking is up to five times more expensive than in the UK".

In all such situations the level of risk calls for adequate procedures based on a rational approach, in which varied expertise is harnessed in a coordinated effort, uncertainties are fully recognised and quantified, communications are unambiguous, and responsibilities reflect the social role and societal mandate of all groups involved.

This is fully recognised by Baker and Stanley.

The man still hasn't been fully recognised for his contribution to music.

Lassie has never been fully recognised for her work in child safety.

Ford said: "I remain concerned that the potentially very significant effects on Northern Ireland may not be fully recognised in Whitehall.

"It is fully recognised by me and my Government colleagues that we need to establish the truth," he said.