Sentence examples for is recognised throughout from inspiring English sources
The CAS Registry Number is recognised throughout the world as the most commonly used, unique identifier of chemical substances.
I don't think a public service ethos is recognised throughout the [call centre] industry but the fundamentals of what it stands for are [recognised] - if that makes sense.
As creative director at London's most respected retail branding and communications agency, Yellowdoor, Mary is recognised throughout the trade as the "Queen of Shops".
Mr Ward told the gathering of hundreds of business people at the city's International Convention Centre: "Like the chamber, the mayor is a brand which is recognised throughout Europe and the world as representing the city which elects them.
Andrea Partridge, from the Mountaineering Council of Scotland added: "Dumbarton Rock is recognised throughout the international climbing community as having some of the hardest climbing and boulder problems and it has played a significant role in the development of climbing.
The classic Niger Delta stratigraphic sequence of holo-marine shales (Akata Formation), fluviodeltaic sand-shale intercalation (Agbada Formation) and upper coastal plain sands (Benin Formation) is recognised throughout OML A and B. Some of the regional down-to-basin DTB faults within the study area extended from the Older Akata Formation to Younger Benin Formation.
McIlroy's major triumphs and progress to the summit of his sport are recognised throughout the clubhouse.
An Erasmus Pro participant must be certain that his or her qualification will be recognised throughout the EU.
The letter added: "This acknowledges the national importance attached to offering programmes such as these, as has been recognised throughout".
His vast knowledge was recognised throughout the industry and led to his appointment as a visiting lecturer in lithography at the London School of Printing.
These findings support the idea that the Ballynahatty prehistoric complex was the product of a gradual and repeated restructuring of the ritual and ceremonial landscape whose significance continued to be recognised throughout the early prehistoric period.
