Sentence examples for cannot be recognised as from inspiring English sources

The outcome of such exercise could be the following: first, one or several of the diagnostic prototypes are identical or very close to categories of existing diagnostic systems (e.g. the DSM), second, these prototypes are completely different and not easy to reconcile with current diagnostic systems, or third such hypothesised diagnostic prototypes do not exist or cannot be recognised as yet.

In their strict view, Bahai belief cannot be recognised as a legitimate faith, since it arose in the 19th century, long after Islam staked its claim to be the final revelation in a chain of prophecies beginning with Adam.

As a consequence, this condition cannot be recognised as an occupational injury because of computer work.

Alternatively, he suggested that a constant proportion of the combined population be used to derive an uncertainty or adjustment factors in order to protect sensitive subgroups which cannot be recognised by risk managers (as is the case with polymorphisms, where most people would not be aware of their specific genetic susceptibility).

"The People's Party has no knowledge of the handwritten notes that were published and of their content, and it cannot be recognised, in any case, as this political party's books".

The German Code of Social Law (SGB VII, Art 9, §3) does allow the recognition of an infection with MRSA as an occupational disease, however colonisation with MRSA without signs of infection cannot be recognised and compensated for as an occupational disease.

By definition, idiolects cannot be recognised in any segment of the community as a linguistic variety (Hasan, [1973]).

"Without that," she says, "our needs cannot be recognised, but neither will our contribution".

Caring was recognised as challenging.

It emerged last week that the contracts of Deliveroo's self-employed workers, who earn an hourly rate as well as drop fees, have a clause which warns they cannot go to court to try to be recognised as staff members.

Self-employed workers for restaurant delivery firm Deliveroo are being told in their contracts that they cannot go to court to try to be recognised as staff members with the firm.