Sentence examples for is even recognised from inspiring English sources
Naples is the spiritual home of the pizza and the true Neapolitan pizza is even recognised by the EU as a "copyrighted" traditional specialty.
It is often said that when it comes to mental health, ignoring your problem – if it is even recognised in the first place – is not the solution.
Mill and Scruton cannot be dismissed as academic snobs, as there is plenty of research on the positive effects of high culture and what is often termed 'cultural capital' on educational achievement, which is even recognised, albeit critically, by Marxist sociologists.
That's even recognised by leading scholars, though they don't put it this way.
Knowing marriage isn't an option in Australia, and that their New Zealand marriage isn't even recognised legally in their home-country, is "definitely bitter on the palate," Lindsay says.
The Palestinian Authority will still be a "Humpty Dumpty", as Aaron David Miller puts it, an intermittently connected spiderweb of zones of authority across the arid, landlocked, overcrowded West Bank, along with a separate Hamas-run exclave in Gaza where the PA's authority is not even recognised.But here's the thing.
"The one irony is that Amy Winehouse's current domination is not even recognised because Back To Black came out in 2006 and so does not qualify".
But for the thousands of athletes for whom that is an unattainable dream, not only because their talent does not stretch to becoming Olympic champion but because their homeland is not even recognised as a country, the Commonwealth Games is their Olympics.
The monarchy is, of course, already exempt from the FOI Act (indeed, the monarchy is not even recognised as a public body).
If such a possibility is not even recognised post publication, despite evidence to the contrary from the subjects of the stories, then it seems unlikely to have been the subject of any consideration pre-publication.
The ROC is not even recognised as a country by the rest of the world," Ms Yeh said.
