Sentence examples for be recognised any from inspiring English sources

Catalonia would not receive any more powers and its nationhood would not be recognised any time soon.

Hannah Morton-Hedgesaysys: "The information should certainly be recognised in any salary negotiations.

The special role of banks as creators of credit must be recognised in any banking reform, says Mr Werner.

They will be recognised by any woman who thought she was having a conversation with a man, but found he was granting her an interview.

Fourthly, it has to be recognised that any economic rebalancing will prove stillborn unless there are important changes to the way the financial sector operates.

Newt Gingrich, a former House speaker, reckons America needs a federal law to establish that sharia may not be recognised by any court.

"The lawsuit is filled with basic factual inaccuracies about Cassie's work that would be recognised by any reader of her novels.

We suspect that [Johnson's] strong position in both autocatalysts and platinum group metals would encourage shareholders to demand that be recognised in any potential offer.

The importance of creating and maintaining high levels of soil biodiversity – a crucial component of organic agriculture – needs to be recognised in any new system.

In truth, the account of the BBC in Dame Janet's report might be recognised by any who work in big organisations when they are built round rich, talented and often flawed individuals.

By definition, idiolects cannot be recognised in any segment of the community as a linguistic variety (Hasan, [1973]).