Sentence examples for is recognised here from inspiring English sources

Unaccounted for mass is recognised here as Other.

Unaccounted for mass is recognised here as 'Other' [ 4, 22].

Although beyond the scope of this paper, the wide range of behaviourally-oriented therapies, methods of establishing rapport and ways of enhancing generalisation of in-therapy cognitive changes to real-world behavioural change is recognised here.

Jamie Peacock's outstanding performances in a struggling Great Britain team during the Tri-Nations series were recognised here yesterday when he was acclaimed as the best forward in the world.

But while the deceptively simple Mr Bean has won an Emmy and a Golden Rose of Montreux, to name but two overseas awards, it has never been recognised here in the same way.

They praise Britain's entrepreneurial spirit, can-do attitudes and hard work ethic, as well as the fact that in general, you're recognised here for what you can do rather than what qualification you've got.

Honourable mentions: Francesco Totti deserves to be recognised here, too, after moving up to fifth in Serie A's all-time top scoring charts, as does Alessandro Del Piero after breaking Giampiero Boniperti's record to become Juventus's all-time leading scorer in Serie A. Indeed, Boniperti also deserves credit for his admirable honesty in receiving the news.

"A place like the Tate is like a powerhouse, not in the sense of it having been a power station, but in the sense that politically whatever gets shown here is recognised as official Western culture," he says.

Here it is recognised that many contracts are 'incomplete' in the sense that all contingencies and potential responses cannot be specified in advance and theory informs how, in these circumstances, contracts must be written to ensure an appropriate distribution of risk.

He is recognised nowhere.

I live in the UK and although Civil Partnerships have been recognised over here, there is a strong sense that acknowledging gay marriage is doing little to overcome homophobia and negative stereotyping of homosexuality.