Sentence examples for be formally recognised from inspiring English sources

Israel wants to be formally recognised as a Jewish state.

It also demanded that a Basque right to self-determination be formally recognised.

It also calls for a Basque right to independence to be formally recognised.

Australia's foreign minister, Kevin Rudd, whose electorate in Brisbane has been badly hit by the floods, suggested Hislop's efforts be formally recognised.

The 10th anniversary of Casartelli's death will have deep resonances for this Tour and will be formally recognised on Monday when the race takes a day's rest in Pau.

Malawi narrowly escaped another convulsion last week when it took more than 48 hours for Vice-President Joyce Banda to be formally recognised as the new president, as mandated in the country's constitution, after the sudden death of Bingu wa Mutharika.

Perey's claim was formally recognised three years later.

It was formally recognised last night by the United States.

What's more, many of these activities are formally recognised on the student's HEAR (Higher Education Achievement Record).

In 1997, the name seaborgium was formally recognised for element 106.

Thus while diversity of experience is formally recognised, embedding this within university practices is harder to achieve.