Sentence examples for locally recognised from inspiring English sources

In 2010 Fleet Street descended on the constituency following the gun rampage of a local taxi driver, Derrick Bird, who killed 12 people and then himself, painting a picture of a community riven with divisions few locally recognised.

Selection of participants reflected nationally or locally recognised academic, policy, or service development expertise or interest in the field of child and adolescent mental health in primary care.

These locally recognised cadres are either substitutes or assistants to other cadres; there is a long tradition of these in Zambia that predates independence (Head, Department of Community Medicine, personal communication May 2008).

It fits in well with the Catholic ethos of the school because it's about making a difference locally while recognising that we're part of an international community.

11 Thai mental health professionals, including two non-English speaking locally trained providers, considered that it covered symptoms recognised locally as common in psychological disorders in older adults.

It's been recognised locally that the pricing structure is affordable.

Instead they listen out for a wake word such as "Hey, Google", which when recognised locally on the device, then begins transmitting to the cloud.

Recognised locally for its members' feisty response to the violence and abuse meted out to sex workers on a daily basis, and internationally for the model that its approach to HIV prevention and trafficking has become, Vamp has become a shining example of the power of organisation.

Their customary rights are recognised locally, but often not accepted in law, or in the terms of a foreign-investment deal.So the deals frequently set one group against another in host countries and the question is how those conflicts get resolved.

A spokeswoman from Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park said: "The mature sycamore (Acer pseudoplatanus) has significant cultural and historic heritage which is recognised locally, regionally and nationally.

In Thailand, the Euro-D items appeared to cover symptoms recognised locally as common in psychological disorders in older adults.