Sentence examples for article recognised from inspiring English sources

Now, I, and everyone else I knew who read the article, recognised that she was blatantly employing irony, something she's widely known for, when she used those words.

As the "limited number" of circumstances for restriction identified in that Article recognised "any attempt to curtail freedom of expression must be approached with circumspection".

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected]'s economySIR – I was interested to see that despite the map on your front cover mocking Scotland's economic abilities (April 14th) your accompanying article recognised that Scotland performs better than any area of Britain other than the south-east ("The Scottish play", April 14th).

From this sample we derived 26 articles with a focus on the structure of networks of health professionals, which met all the inclusion criteria and quality assessment criteria, and which were peer reviewed, empirical articles deploying recognised, clearly described research methods.

The Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (Article 42, first paragraph, and Article 43(2)) then recognised codecision as the 'ordinary legislative procedure' for the CAP (1.2.3), in place of the consultation procedure, thus consolidating the European Parliament's role as true co-legislator in the agricultural sphere.

Thirdly, by evaluating published articles we recognise our findings are clearly dependent on the reporting standards within the articles; thus any apparent research deficiencies or methodological gaps may just reflect poor reporting standards.

In particular, he tried to prevent publication of the Sunday Express and Sunday Mirror articles, as was recognised by Colonel Collins in his book.

The editorial team said it recognised the article was "extremely insensitive" and apologised.

The need for some restrictions was recognised by Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights, in which freedom of expression was now "enshrined".

New figures from the IMF suggest that European banks face some $1.1 trillion in losses, hardly any of which have yet been recognised (see article).

The United Nations security council endorsed the US action in Afghanistan following the Nato resolution surrounding Article 5 and expressly recognised the US's right to individual self-defence.