Sentence examples for only be recognised from inspiring English sources

Some quizzes had hidden themes – some eventually explicit (for example, those with links), some contained secret messages to friends, some had references that would only be recognised by, for example, a Guided By Voices fan.

They suggest policies that would enhance both the collective and individual rights of the country's hefty minority, arguing that Israel's Palestinians should not only be recognised as a fully fledged national group, but should exercise autonomy in certain cultural areas.

The public and individual dimensions interact insofar as a duty to participate can only be recognised where an epidemiological intervention addresses a real threat, and will plausibly deliver public benefit that includes participating individuals, at least with a high likelihood.

"We just go and try and get three points for the club and I'm sure if we do that and put the performances in then it can only be recognised by the FA".

"These countries should not only be recognised for their unstinting commitment to keeping their borders open for Syrian refugees, they should be massively supported as well," Mr Guterres said.

But, following an IAAF Competition Commission for women's world records for road events, new records will only be recognised and ratified if they come from single-sex races from the start of next year.

By accepting Mr Cameron's call to be exempted from ever-closer union, "we would only be recognising what has been the case for London for some time".

Furthermore, if I'm not wrong, the right to self-determination has only been recognised in three constitutions, those of the Soviet Union, Yugoslavia, and Ethiopia".

Though lucid dreaming has been an acknowledged practice in Buddhist culture for thousands of years, it has only been recognised in western culture and science over the past few decades.

"It's fantastic that he is not only being recognised for his exceptional achievements, but also that it is being awarded to him in his home country".

It is a member of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank, but it has only been recognised by 75 countries, including the US and most of the EU.