Sentence examples for is globally recognised from inspiring English sources

It is globally recognised by the UNHCR, governments, NGOs and lawyers.

He wrote: "Having retired this year, as a phenomenally successful manager, Sir Alex is globally recognised as a superb leader.

One of these institutions is globally recognised, its history and development widely researched; the other is well known only amongst Polish industrialists, perhaps Polish economic geographers, and amongst the people of Oświęcim.

"The name Michael Schumacher is globally recognised, he is fluent in more than one language and his record as a driver is above all others.

"There is not a huge pool of female sporting talent in the world which is globally recognised," says Nigel Currie, of agency Brand Rapport.

"London Stadium is globally recognised as the home of West Ham United, and therefore it is only right that our traditional club colours are in prominent and key areas of the playing arena," Brady added.

Human rights education (HRE) has been globally recognised as being of the utmost importance in the facilitation of social unity.

The human right to safe drinking water and sanitation as well as the right to food are globally recognised.

Kew's collections and its scientists are globally recognised as an invaluable resource for research on biodiversity, climate change, conservation and crop improvement.

Far more useful than peddling misinformation about our aid programmes, which are globally recognised as boosting opportunities in countries that have been torn apart by conflict, would be for this government to recognise that our aid programme works.

While he may not be globally recognised, he caused controversy in Australia in 2016 when he blamed the South Australian state blackout on wind power and renewable energy, even though scientists disputed the claim.