Sentence examples for be internationally recognised from inspiring English sources

He wants both republics to be internationally recognised as independent.

Ecocide (wilful damage to the environment, ecosystems, biodiversity) should be internationally recognised as a crime of the greatest magnitude.

Al-Shabaab still controls much of southern Somalia and pose a major threat to the year-old federal government, the first to be internationally recognised in 20 years.

Moldova is preparing to sign a trade and association agreement with the EU on Friday 27 June, but only a few who went to listen to Dobrinski are likely to care whether the country is headed for EU membership, or whether Transnistria gets its wish to be internationally recognised as an independent state.

Sea Trust says the area's importance as a "porpoise stronghold" should be internationally recognised.

"Ultimately we would like the fellowship to be internationally recognised," she says, so that if people do move abroad to further their careers the prestige will follow them.

This is internationally recognised.

California Cryobank is internationally recognised as the world's biggest sperm bank.

Nick Forbes, leader of Newcastle City Council agrees: Newcastle is internationally recognised for scientific excellence.

Saving water on a massive scale Cape Town has been internationally recognised for its efforts in water management.

The sophisticated aquaculture of the Gunditjmara is internationally recognised and disproves the myth that Aboriginal people were nomadic.