Sentence examples for being recognised as if from inspiring English sources
Broadcast were gradually being recognised as, if not quite national treasures, then the kind of underground stalwarts for whom each release is regarded with anticipation, in their case by fans as varied as Paul Weller and the Simpsons creator Matt Groening.
Children born abroad can be recognised as Syrians if their birth is registered by host states, after which they can apply for nationality from the Syrian authorities.
Previously, this wasn't the case, so you could still be recognised as traumatised if, let's say, a relative was kidnapped.
The desire for a country of just 2.9 million people to be recognised as unassailable — if only on the 100 metre track – required total victory in the men's event.
This is appropriate for our analysis, but should be recognised as a limitation if focussed on particular hazards.
The Haussmannian idea of a city, although adapted to a flexible, immaterial and fluid economy (Sassen 2014), has been emphasised at the point that, currently, cities are recognised as the fundamental, if not the only, economic machine capable of assuring the reproduction of capital.
The case was recognised as an event if no disease-related condition accompanied by CK elevation was confirmed.
Those with mild or moderate CFS/ME may not see their GP or may not be recognised as having CFS/ME if they are seen.
But for many others, the ordeal is continuing.Until a decade ago the children of Haitian migrants who were born in the DR were recognised as Dominican nationals, even if their parents had immigrated illegally.
