Sentence examples for from recognised from inspiring English sources

For almost all Burmese, the Rohingyas are in a different category from recognised ethnic minorities.

With equal skill and familiarity they shoved needles in flesh as far from recognised acupuncture points as possible.

"Acceptable Ads [programme] has no representation from recognised advertising and publishing industry bodies such as the IPA, IAB or ISBA," says Dominic Good, global advertising sales and strategy director at the Financial Times.

A later source of anxiety was India's affirmative action (or "reservation") policies, which set aside university slots and civil-service jobs for people from recognised historically stigmatised groups, known as "scheduled castes and tribes".

Radiation dose was obtained from recognised sources in eight radiological and nine nuclear medicine societies.

Thus Newfoundland offers a bursary of $5000 for those who have recently graduated from recognised ECE programs and worked for two years in a regulated program (Beach, Friendly, Ferns, Prabhu, & Forer, 2009, p. 12).

"What have we got to lose from recognising the Palestinians' suffering?

But it is still a very long way from recognising either the Afghan government or the post-2001 constitution.

So what do anti-slavery organisations have to gain from recognising the link between climate change and modern-day slavery?

El Salvador and Honduras have shied away from recognising that they are producing refugees even when asylum countries are accepting them.

We encourage conversation, welcome diversity and understand that both identity and agency can come from recognising our differences.