Sentence examples for it recognised in from inspiring English sources

However, in India and Bangladesh we have successfully got it recognised in national legislation, and in Peru we have ensured Deafblindness is acknowledged as a unique disability.

At first, bone marrow harvested under general anaesthesia was used as the graft, but it was recognised in the early 1990's that it is possible to mobilise marrow haematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) into the peripheral blood (PB).

It's somewhere between grime and hip-hop, but I hope it gets recognised in the whole electronic world.

The disease it causes, acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, or AIDS, has killed 39m people since it was recognised in 1981, and continues to kill about 1.5m people a year.

It was recognised in art circles as a hugely significant collection, but, outside their firm, was kept largely under wraps.

It is recognised, in intellectual circles, that 2004's Brat Camp was some of the finest TV ever made.

It is recognised in the literature that medication related adverse events are most often related to systems failures associated with the complex process of medication administration.

Russia is oblivious to outside pressure and is progressively bolstering ties with Abkhazia and South Ossetia, whose independence it unilaterally recognised in late August.

It is recognised in UK caselaw that those children approaching the draft age of 18 who have fled Eritrea illegally are at risk of persecution.

"It was recognised in the current circumstances of significantly reduced helicopter capacity that offshore visits would not be feasible so the possibility of interim arrangements will be explored".

It is recognised in this study that saturating parchment samples with IPA solution does not represent the brushing technique used by conservators; however, it shows that the collagen component of parchment is affected by IPA treatment.