Sentence examples for newly recognised from inspiring English sources

Far from embracing these newly recognised indigenous land rights, they are trying to accelerate their elimination.

It estimates 9,768 newly recognised refugees could have been left without shelter last year alone.

The newly recognised portrait will remain on display for the 2013 season, before being returned to the experts next winter.

Dr Nahmias was looking for signs of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), the cause of the then newly recognised disease AIDS.

Elsewhere, large numbers of refugees fled Burundi (121,700 newly recognised refugees), Iraq (81,900), Eritrea (69,600), Afghanistan (69,500), and Nigeria (64,700).

Ultimately, the season ended magnificently with a black queen, a white wolf king – of newly recognised lineage, and a Khaleesi and her substantial fleet heading to shore.

However, funding mechanics aside, the fact that the accelerator's investment in each startup crosses the £50k mark, combined with TechStars London's newly acquired Recognised Seed Competition status, means that its entrepreneurs have sufficient "points" to qualify for a UK Tier 1 (Entrepreneur) Visa.

As leaders of newly elected municipalities, recognised as legal by both Kosovo and Serbia they could be set for a financial windfall.

Britain has formally recognised the newly united Syrian opposition as the "sole legitimate representative" of the Syrian people and promised new aid for the uprising against Bashar al-Assad.

Educators and clinical facilitators have recognised that newly qualified nurses do not meet the expectations for entry level clinical judgement and are held accountable for finding adequate learning experiences as preparation for such practice demands.

More broadly, these toxins were found to be composed of a more diverse range of subunits than previously recognised, including newly discovered γTPx isoforms, which give rise to an additional, major conformation of TPx.