Sentence examples for of this recognised from inspiring English sources

Although deputy mayor Jaroslaw Jozwiak says a final decision has not yet been made and this does not represent a liquidation of the museum and its collections, there is no doubt that the loss of this recognised small museum will mean less access to its 20,000 drawings and research facilities.

I know that the chances of getting any of this debt recognised as odious, especially by the current government, are small to say the least.

We've gone some way down the road of this being recognised, but we want it to go further.

A threshold size of 0.25 km2 focuses on RSFs which contribute significantly to gross erosion in the glacial paraglacial cycle, and on the spatial concentration of this poorly recognised process.

The aim of the current study was to assess the recurrence rate of TC after initial presentation and define more completely the broad clinical features of this recently recognised condition.

Although the importance of this is recognised, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are available over the counter thus actual patient use cannot be accurately quantified and record review may lead to under-estimation.

Someone getting hold of this and recognising that if this doesn't come to Hull it won't come to the UK".

Megan Dunn, president of the NUS, says: "The students of this country recognise the profound and damaging effects the cut to maintenance grants would have.

The leader should be aware of this mechanism, recognise it, and approach it from an adequate angle to deal with it.

As Paul Owen pointed out a few weeks ago, the updated, Hollywood-ised version of State of Play recognised this.

Early on in the evolution of cinema sound a number of theorists recognised this power and said the ability to manipulate sound creatively will redeem us from the chaos of shapeless noise.