Sentence examples for it is recognised by from inspiring English sources

In a prepared statement, Bittar also acknowledged that "it is recognised by all who follow our sport that the circumstances in this particular case are exceptional, not only on account of the profile of the owner in question, but also the number and calibre of the horses involved.

The actual structural shape of a text is not the achievement of that particular text: despite its uniqueness, it is recognised by its regularities which arise from the speaker's meaning-wording as a response to the context of situation: the text is realising in a specific type of CC.

Magnetic Resonance Imaging or MRI is now ubiquitous as a diagnostic tool in clinical medicine to the extent that it is recognised by the general public; however, its use in engineering and the physical sciences is much less well known.

Mr Denktash insists on the reality of his "Turkish Republic of North Cyprus", even though it is recognised by no country in the world except for Turkey.

"It is recognised by government and bar that the system whereby fees have been paid for these cases is over bureaucratic and needs to be replaced swiftly.

With an unusually short runway, rocky hills on one side and a sheer drop into the ocean on the other, it is recognised by pilots as one of the most difficult landing spots in Europe, if not the world.

Yet it was recognised by a large majority of UN member countries.

The first time in 1991, it was recognised by no one except Albania.

"But it's recognised by the fighters and supporters as kind of their anthem.

It's recognised by the OECD, the IMF and the government itself.

It was recognised by the trial judge and the court of appeal.