Sentence examples for be recognised in a from inspiring English sources

"Not just to be recognised in a political way, but in a public way.

Good teaching needs to be recognised in a clear career structure for university staff.

"I am not an engineer so to be recognised in a very engineering-heavy context is incredibly gratifying and exciting for me".

But we wanted to create an open, self-organised camp that the local society will participate in, and the refugees will not be detained, but will be recognised in a human way".

"My expectation is that Australia is a land of opportunities where hard work will be recognised in a way that I think it is taken for granted here," says Tony Mercer, 31, whose property business went bust when he was caught in the eye of the economic storm last year.

He described it as an incredible honour, but added: "At the same time it is very humbling to be recognised in a year when so many colleagues from my profession have paid the ultimate sacrifice, and many more are being held or have disappeared.

When he was recognised in a restaurant in Uruguay, the clientele insulted him and departed en masse.

It was recognised in a storeroom by the art historian Martin Postle, who is both a trustee of the Holburne and an expert on Zoffany's work, which he has been researching for the past decade.

Shortly after returning to the US, his military experience and academic background were recognised in a job advising the defence secretary, Chuck Hagel, and secretary of state, John Kerry, on security issues in negotiations between Israel and Palestine.

After studying at art school, he had a self-portrait accepted for Horizon magazine and, by the age of 21, his talent had been recognised in a solo show.

Once a negation is recognised in a sentence, the first non-neutral word that occurs within the following three positions after the negator is searched.