Sentence examples for designed to be recognised from inspiring English sources

As legal documents that can be set up relatively cheaply, with or without the help of a solicitor, they are designed to be recognised by financial institutions, care homes and local authorities as well as tax, benefits and pensions authorities.

Here was a means of distributing people away from the inner-city slums of 19th century London; a railway that is beautiful and humane (especially those Edwardian stations designed by Leslie Green that have unique tiling patterns designed to be recognised by illiterate passengers).

A fragment (called frg#11, amino acids, aa 56-110) of the protein G (pG) of viral haemorrhagic septicaemia virus (VHSV) was designed after previous results showed it to be recognised by ∼40% of the trout immunised to VHSV [Dis. Aquat. Organ. 34 (1999) 167].

4.38pm BST Gove says that in some subjects, such as art and design, practical work will have to be recognised.

"He deserves to be recognised".

Really they ought to be recognised.

"That sacrifice needs to be recognised.

With the right knowledge, design errors can be recognised in the early stage of product design, and appropriate measures can be applied before these errors escalate and delay the project.

Thus, the attributes used to find relations with design parameters might not be recognised by users, thereby conditioning the evaluation process itself.

Hence, it is important to establish the early detection of violence within a relationship in order to design effective interventions so that victims can be recognised as such (López-Cepero et al. 2015; Rodríguez-Franco et al. 2010).

While capture width is a valuable design tool, its limitations must be recognised.