Sentence examples for established and recognised from inspiring English sources

Nicola Jeal said: "The Observer Food Monthly awards are now firmly established and recognised throughout the industry for identifying exceptional contributors to food and drink in the UK.

It was acid enough to play second fiddle to golf and rugby sevens, but at least people who asked us understood that they are established and recognised entities.

"That's a principle that's established and recognised by appellate courts and the Illinois supreme court by the statute, and that's why we're going to vigorously press forward with our appeal".

Of course, having established and recognised poets and their work as part of the syllabus is important, but it's like anything: if you can bring it alive for young people and make it relevant, then they will be hooked for life.

While these endpoints have become established and recognised by the regulatory bodies, they are not necessarily accepted by HTA bodies.

The use of CD133 in purifying progenitor cells from both embryonic (murine and human) and adult brain (murine) is established and recognised [ 15, 22].

Usually, this type of patterning is easy enough to establish and recognise, and something the author is (or ought to be) in a good position to control.

The NZ government Whānau Ora policy was developed to establish and recognise the centrality of the family in the delivery of health and social services.

For this purpose Member States shall ensure that appropriate curricula are established and shall recognise the corresponding diplomas, certificates or formal qualifications.

A close association between inflammation and angiogenesis has recently been established and these processes are now recognised to play interdependent roles in orchestrating tissue repair and tumourigenesis.

The usefulness of minimisation as an allocation procedure within randomised controlled trials is therefore established and will continue to be recognised and utilised.