Sentence examples for event recognised from inspiring English sources

Our goal is to have this event recognised as one of the city's blocos or neighbourhood parades.

We next sought to establish whether the observed Nutlin-3-induced activation of H2AX phosphorylation was indicative of γH2AX foci formation, an event recognised to occur early on in the DDR [ 24].

Angela Rippon has been honoured with a lifetime achievement award at an event recognising women in broadcasting.

Perhaps all brides, planning their elaborate settings and fussing over details, should ask a similar question; is this event recognising me or my ability to become a princess for a day?

A month after the Golden Globes, three weeks before the Oscars, the stars were on full meet-and-greet for the Movies for Grownups gala, an event recognising film-making by the over-50s.

The competitions will instead be replaced with an event recognising "people of between 15 and 30 years who, in an individual or collective way, have stood out in volunteering activities aimed at improving the quality of life in neighbourhoods within the city or the district," the council said.

Instead, he advocates an approach that involves clear temporal delineation of an adverse event, recognising resilience as a stable adjustment and measurement of resilience at multiple time points postadversity.

Members of the Armenian diaspora want the events recognised as genocide.

Survivors and their scattered descendants put the toll as high as 1.5m, insist the deaths were largely intentional rather than a regrettable side-effect, and want the events recognised as genocide.

This is not a version of events recognised by Bedfordshire police's Mark Turner: "We've had a series of marches where we have seen damage to property, we have seen people being assaulted, we have seen the odd racist attack – and that quite simply can't be tolerated".

The event is recognised on the International Association of Athletics Federation's circuit.