Sentence examples for have a recognised from inspiring English sources

"The adviser must have a recognised, specific professional qualification and be authorised to give the advice by both the Financial Conduct Authority and often the company they work for.

It's thanks to her that these pictures exist, that they have a recognised, independent beauty and value that documents a moment in history – indeed, it's thanks to her that a combination of five guitar players, two singers and a drummer can be considered history at all.

Initially, URGs can only be used in hospitals that have a recognised ED.

He says a reputable lease option company will have a recognised complaints process, indemnity insurance and a data protection licence.

Most sweeping of all is a stipulation that half of all teachers in any one school should have a recognised teaching qualification and be paid accordingly.

We can signpost to sources of information that have a recognised mark of quality and we can share the skill of critical appraisal.

I remember how it felt to grow up gay and discover I could never have a legally recognised relationship.

Does she perhaps have a frisson about being recognised?

The war's victims, many of whom have never been recognised, have a right to acknowledgement, justice and reparation.

Increasingly many adrenal paragangliomas have been recognised to have a genetic predisposition.

Yet they have also recognised a shift in the struggle for their rights.