Sentence examples for is properly recognised from inspiring English sources

He said: "Retribution is not a dirty word, it is important to society that revulsion against crime is properly recognised.

"Good teaching is critical to the success of our education system and we are making sure that it is properly recognised.

"BAA is a great company and during the past week we have made every effort to ensure that its true value is properly recognised," said the chairman, Marcus Agius.

It is being viewed as an attempt by Cameron to get tough on crime, with the prime minister arguing that retribution "is not a dirty word – it is important to society that revulsion against crime is properly recognised".

As well as endorsing a statement put out two days before by the union on the way forward for the professional game, it agreed to "shortly" present the regions with a new agreement which would reflect "the WRU's desire to ensure that Welsh player development and the retention of Welsh players is properly recognised".

A spokesman for the Department for Education insisted yesterday: "The new standards are judged on the progress that all pupils make, not just attainment – to take into account schools which have very challenging intakes and to make sure that their hard work is properly recognised".

Matthew's success has not been properly recognised in Great Britain.

The future financial problem is the same, but the responsibility has to be properly recognised.

Poles see themselves as heroes of the war who have never been properly recognised.

However, she has insisted that the other aspects of her career be properly recognised.

At last, control and coercion, the big beasts of psychological abuse, are being properly recognised.