Sentence examples for been internationally recognised from inspiring English sources

Saving water on a massive scale Cape Town has been internationally recognised for its efforts in water management.

He is a PopTech Fellow, a Tech Awards Laureate, an Ashoka Fellow and a National Geographic Emerging Explorer, and has been internationally recognised for his technology-based work.

As well as fighting for environmental conservation, she and Green Belt have been internationally recognised for the struggle for democracy and human rights.

Thanks to the Middle East conflict, Israeli leaders have always been internationally recognised figures, and our political system is closely watched.

Nasheed, who has been internationally recognised for his campaigns about global warming, was ousted earlier in the week by middle-ranking officers within the Maldives' military and mutinous policemen after pitched battles between factions in the centre of the capital, Male.

Israel captured part of the plateau in 1967 and later annexed it in a move that has never been internationally recognised.

This is internationally recognised.

He wants both republics to be internationally recognised as independent.

California Cryobank is internationally recognised as the world's biggest sperm bank.

Nick Forbes, leader of Newcastle City Council agrees: Newcastle is internationally recognised for scientific excellence.

Ecocide (wilful damage to the environment, ecosystems, biodiversity) should be internationally recognised as a crime of the greatest magnitude.