Sentence examples for it been recognised from inspiring English sources

Asked whether cuts to legal aid have gone too far, he replied: "I think it' been recognised by the lord chancellor [Chris Grayling] that there's no more fat in the system.

It said the negative connotation contrasted with any derivative of Islamic State which "gives legitimacy to a terrorist organisation that is not Islamic, nor has it been recognised as a state and which a vast number of Muslims around the world regard as despicable and insulting to their peaceful religion".

However, previous studies in patients admitted to intensive care have shown that premortem clinical diagnoses are frequently incorrect, and in up to 27% of patients a treatable condition that might have altered outcome, had it been recognised, is identified at postmortem examination [ 3].

Their note added that "it was recognised that this would be hard for Hetman to accept.

With its distinctive circular shape, it was recognised with Grade II* listing.

It was recognised with awards or prize nominations for its architecture.

Now it's recognised as a classic.

Even 10 years ago, it was recognised that this was a myth.

So why should it be recognised just to hinder him?

"It's recognised, it's not hidden under the carpet anymore," said Welch.

It's recognised around the world and is a benchmark for standards in Britain".