Sentence examples for is fully recognised from inspiring English sources
This is fully recognised by Baker and Stanley.
"It is fully recognised by me and my Government colleagues that we need to establish the truth," he said.
Khalid Missouri, defending, told the court: "It is fully recognised this is an appalling, terrible tragedy and the defendant accepts and is remorseful for that tragedy".
Iran's aspiration to a civilian nuclear programme is fully recognised, with the assurance that "under no circumstances" will the country seek to acquire the bomb.
It is fully recognised by the Governments on whose behalf I am acting that these terms are in some respects superseded by subsequent events and that several of the clauses have become obsolescent or have already been put into execution.
Yet women need not be defined as victims of the crisis; if our economic role is fully recognised and respected, we can be powerful players in rebuilding out of the rubble.
The man still hasn't been fully recognised for his contribution to music.
Lassie has never been fully recognised for her work in child safety.
"It is essential that these are fully recognised by the ABC if our circulations are to remain accurate and coherent".
Ford said: "I remain concerned that the potentially very significant effects on Northern Ireland may not be fully recognised in Whitehall.
