Sentence examples for be recognised and respected from inspiring English sources

Developing countries are starting to lead the way: For the rights of adolescent girls to be recognised and respected, it is essential that change comes from within governments — and must include whole communities.

Nigeria may be, in his words, "the emblem of a parasitic and potentially cataclysmic era of human history dedicated to short-term material gain", but the extraordinary struggle of its people to develop must be recognised and respected.

Joe's energy and expertise is recognised and respected across the industry and GNM.

It is time the implications of such verdicts are recognised and respected.

That there should be designated areas in which farming traditions are recognised and respected is not something I have a problem with.

The reintroduction of O-levels should only be considered if the non O-level qualifications are recognised and respected – which was not the case with CSEs.

A Lib Dem spokesman said: "We are enormously fortunate to have two talented and well-known ministers on economic matters that are recognised and respected by the public.

He was recognised and respected by his peers and, at 44 – relatively young in the world of haute cuisine – already a restaurateur of world renown.

It said that "historical experiences make it necessary for the diplomatic apparatus of our country to carefully and sceptically monitor the behaviour of White House officials so that the righteous demands of our nation are recognised and respected by those who favour interaction".

"We ask this truth to be recognised and words to be chosen when talking about it... and to respect the decisions of the international courts".

"It's important that our traditions are being honoured, recognised and respected".