Sentence examples for is formally recognised from inspiring English sources

Thus while diversity of experience is formally recognised, embedding this within university practices is harder to achieve.

Newspaper publishers have warned that if a would-be regulator funded by Max Mosley is formally recognised it would amount to "an attack on free speech" and expose the press to punitive and damaging legal costs.

Greek officials insist that the country be referred to internationally as the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, the provisional name with which it was admitted to the UN, even if it is formally recognised as the Republic of Macedonia, its constitutional name, by more than 130 states.

Gender perspectives on climate change and health is formally recognised as an important field of research.

That education is a fundamental right for each and every child is formally recognised in Viet Nam, inscribed in the Constitution and embedded in the revised Law on Education 2005.

Perey's claim was formally recognised three years later.

It was formally recognised last night by the United States.

Israel wants to be formally recognised as a Jewish state.

What's more, many of these activities are formally recognised on the student's HEAR (Higher Education Achievement Record).

In 1997, the name seaborgium was formally recognised for element 106.

It also demanded that a Basque right to self-determination be formally recognised.