Sentence examples for has now been recognised from inspiring English sources
Excessive secrecy in government has now been recognised at all levels, from Obama down.
His contribution to criminology has now been recognised by a fellowship of the Mannheim Institute at the London School of Economics and by a visiting professorship at the University of Oxford.
Commenting on the report, Edward Fitzgerald QC, of Doughty Street Chambers, said: "The injustice of the joint enterprise doctrine, particularly as it applies to murder cases, has now been recognised by the supreme court.
The assessment has gained international recognition and courses have been held across Europe, Asia and Australia; DISCO has also been translated into Japanese, Swedish and Dutch; and our approach to diagnosis has now been recognised in the American international classification system.
It has now been recognised that disturbance of the biosphere, an addiction to progress, the accumulated effects of human action, have led directly to global warming; but there has been – understandably – far greater reluctance to recognise the role of an unalterable human nature in the achievement of this melancholy state.
After a long period of relative denigration due to changing musical tastes and anti-Semitism in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, his creative originality has now been recognised and re-evaluated.
"The harmful effects of wearing extremely high heels and flat shoes have now been recognised by experts of the entire world," said his proposal.
Other hobbies once thought of as unfashionable, such as family history research, have now been recognised as an important way to understand society.
Her achievements at the school have now been recognised: she won an award for regional primary school head of the year in the national Teaching Awards, launched by Lord Puttnam, the film producer and former education adviser to successive Labour Secretaries of State for Education.
The trustees said they had now been recognised as "bona fide trustees" at Birmingham County Court.
However, these 'institutional' factors have now been recognised as requiring further research attention amongst innovation studies scholars.
