Sentence examples for international recognised from inspiring English sources

Lavrov said the UK foreign secretary of arrogance and being a "Jack of all trades", going from being from a mayor and "a friend of Russia" to "getting ready to become to some kind of international recognised prosecutor general in the Hague".

It is believed, that well-standardised and international recognised methods have been used as the laboratories all are appointed as national reference laboratories.

The IUCN and BirdLife International recognise 22 extant species (listed below), ITIS recognise 21 (the 22 below minus T. steadi), and one recent paper proposed a reduction to 13 (indicated in parentheses below), comprising the traditional 14 species minus D. amsterdamensis.

The 35th International Emmys recognised excellence in TV programming produced outside the US.

He said he was not worried about whether the international community recognised the council, although it would provide a single body with which other countries could coordinate.

It is long past time that the international community recognised that reality, rather than trying to exclude them from the political process through intimidation and violence.

The international community recognised the breakthrough by giving the three men a joint Nobel peace prize, but it was Rabin who had won the election and sold the agreement to the Israeli public.

But when your degree and your professional experience were acquired in another country, particularly a developing country, having your international credentials recognised by Canadian employers is an even bigger challenge.

The sections of the International that recognised the leadership of the International Secretariat remained optimistic about the possibilities for increasing the International's political influence and extended the entrism into social democratic parties which was already underway in Britain, Austria and elsewhere.

Several international covenants recognised the right to health and health care (47, 48).

International students recognised the important influence English language proficiency had on performance at MMI " if you didn't understand the questions how are you going to perform very well?"(Non-EU).