Sentence examples for be recognised as full from inspiring English sources

Successful collaborations between Intermediate Structures and Banks for Human Body Material are certainly possible and desirable, but in order to achieve this goal, Banks for Human Body Material should first of all be recognised as full partners and stakeholders.

Deliveroo has been under scrutiny in the UK after a union brought a case against the company demanding that its delivery drivers be recognised as full-time rather than contract workers, and all the benefits that are afforded to the former group such as paid time off, statutory redundancy and other benefits.

Deliveroo has been under scrutiny in the UK after a union brought a case against the company demanding that its delivery drivers be recognised as full-time rather than contract workers, and all the benefits that are afforded to the former group such as paid time off, statutory redundancy and other benefits.

Caring was recognised as challenging.

Kosovo scored a significant victory in its struggle to be recognised as a full and legitimate state yesterday when the UN's highest court ruled that its 2008 declaration of independence did not break international law.

Now people reinvent themselves in full view of others, and simply demand to be recognised as someone else.

It should be recognised as such.

Now he expected to be recognised as the winner.

He should be recognised as a Scottish international".

Either way he had to be recognised as the de facto head of state.

Marriage should be recognised as a process of mutual education.