Sentence examples for be recognised as having from inspiring English sources
Andalusia wants to be recognised as having a "national reality".
A scheme for practitioners to be recognised as having professional standing according to the requirements set by the Further Education Teachers Qualificationss (England) Regulations in 2007.
The UN has said: "South Africa has in effect achieved the goal of universal primary education before the year 2015, and its education system can now be recognised as having attained near universal access".
It appears that even the AL government cannot afford to enforce the constitution in this matter; it calls for women to be recognised as having equal rights in every sphere of life.
In the years following his death, Johnson began to be recognised as having had a lasting effect on literary criticism, and he was claimed by some to be the only truly great critic of English literature.
multifidi, psoas minor, diaphragm, SCDL and SCDM would have a higher proportion of MHC-I, and would therefore be recognised as having a primarily tonic, postural stabilising role.
Rouhani highlighted the way in which Iran's right to develop peaceful nuclear energy has been recognised, as has its status in the region.
The congenital costs of consanguinity have long been recognised, as has their cause: the increased risk that the offspring of an incestuous mating will get two copies of the same damaged gene, one from each parent.
The similarity between IL1R and Drosophila Toll had also already been recognised, as had the fact that both of those receptors could activate NFκB.
Bellow's third novel, The Adventures of Augie March 19533), is recognised as having brought a particular appetitious vitality into American fiction.
