Sentence examples for not fully recognised from inspiring English sources

And there are things to tidy up, like why we are not fully recognised in the new constitution.

The distinction between those who resort to terrorism and those whose only "sin" is to speak their minds is not fully recognised.

Like so many artists, Gauguin's talent was not fully recognised until after his death, which came in 1903 at the age of 54 from a morphine overdose.

Yet he and his fellow campaigners are correct to be suspicious and to wonder if the BBC has still not fully recognised the problem.

It's not that I don't love and admire the music of these composers – and perhaps the nature of the avant-garde is that the music is ahead of its time and thus perhaps not fully recognised in its lifetime.

The policy was not fully recognised until a decade ago when it was exposed in a report entitled Bringing Them Home, which recommended that the government apologise and make financial reparation.

This can reinforce a management culture which rewards those who speak the loudest or are aggressive in pursuing their career and does not fully recognise the value of a more consultative, collaborative approach".

Therefore, the conclusion can be made that the UK government is not fully recognising evidence in the literature when creating fracking legislation and regulations.

There is limited academic literature available but findings suggest that the UK government is not fully recognising the inherent risks of hydraulic fracturing exposed by this literature.

But despite its eagerness to have a multitude of PhDs trained, the Italian State does not fully recognise the qualification's worth.

A new system which does not fully recognise these contextual constraints is unlikely to succeed.