Sentence examples for been recognised under the from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, only about 4m hectares have been recognised under the act (pdf), less than 10% of the potential area.
The INDCs are recognised under the agreement, but are not legally binding.
Ipso has made it clear that it will not agree to be recognised under the royal charter.
Surprisingly, the callers included several military personnel who reported difficulties using their military ID cards at polling stations even though such identification is recognised under the new rules.
Gypsies and Travellers are recognised under the Equality Act as an ethnic minority group, and the Traveller Movement said its members deserved to be treated with "common decency".
It is the seventh such area to be recognised under the UK government's transition strategy to a low carbon economy.
If Ipso is recognised under the provisions for a royal charter, not likely unless its articles are changed, the FT would be open to reconsidering its position.
Among the usual suspects and usual categories – which include Alexander McQueen and Christopher Kane for best british brand and Alessandro Michele and Donatella Versace for international ready-to-wear designer – streetwear will be recognised under the category of international urban luxury brand.
The launch of the ad follows the government's decision last month to cut the £150,000 annual support for the Cornish language it has provided since it was recognised under the charter for regional and minority languages in 2003.
Asked about potential travel within 12 nautical miles of the structures, Conroy said: "In international law there is no claim because these are recognised under the international law of the sea as international waters and we can safely and legitimately enter these waters at any stage".
Wallis's first divorce (in the United States on the grounds of "emotional incompatibility") was not recognised by the Church of England and, if challenged in the English courts, might not have been recognised under English law.
