Sentence examples for has been clearly recognised from inspiring English sources

In China, the corruption problem has been clearly recognised as a legitimacy-threatening problem".

He told the Daily Mail his party had been "clearly wrong" to recommend that Sir Fred be recognised for "services to banking" in 2004.

"We have been clearly defeated".

What governments do has to be sustainable, and that is clearly recognised by the electorate, as we saw in the last election.

From the perspective of failure frequency, line 4 has very close condition with lines 2 and 3. Upon the addition of information on the operational consequence of failure, track quality and inspection remarks as shown in the FCI values, line 4 can be clearly recognised to have better condition and perhaps better M&R practices.

Conversely, T. annulata is clearly recognised as a very pathogenic theileria that has been mainly described in temperate areas as the causative agent of Mediterranean theileriosis.

This threat was clearly recognised by the American intelligence community.

Nurses are major targets for incidents of violence, with student nurses being clearly recognised as a high-risk sub-group.

Diet composition in Scandinavia showed a negligible variance while in Tuscany, temporal and spatial variation were clearly recognised.

The heterogeneity between the counties can be clearly recognised.

In this case no pattern can be clearly recognised other than fluctuations due to the truck geometry.