Sentence examples for cannot be recognised in any from inspiring English sources

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

"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".

So if there are particular problems with certain products that cannot be recognised in individual Member States for ethical reasons, those Member States must retain the right to ban such products.

Hannah Morton-Hedgesaysys: "The information should certainly be recognised in any salary negotiations.

The special role of banks as creators of credit must be recognised in any banking reform, says Mr Werner.

Additionally, data will be modified to ensure that individual patients, hospitals or surgeons cannot be recognised and deposited in an open-access online data repository for others to analyse.

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.

Finally, computer-aided analysis is capable of detecting subtle but statistically significant changes in gross morphology that cannot be recognised by visual inspection or by histological morphometry.

It is not possible to measure growth that takes place in these environments due to the slow rates (<1 m/year) and biota (<0.5 m) cannot be recognised.

Adversity is recognised in the literature as a prerequisite for developing resilience in any domain [ 24, 25].

Furthermore, no significant difference was recognised in the Tukey Kramer HSD test between sessions 1 and 2 in any year.