Sentence examples for recognised as free from inspiring English sources

Erdoğan has successfully taken the reins of the economy, has addressed previously taboo subjects such as the Kurdish question and seems set to be re-elected in June in elections recognised as free and fair.

Similar allegations were heard after regional elections in autumn 2010, just months after a presidential vote widely recognised as free and fair.There is a permanent base of Tymoshenko supporters encamped outside the court in Kiev where Ms Tymoshenko received her prison sentence last October.

Coleman recognised as much.

It's widely recognised as successful".

"I don't get recognised as much.

Generally recognised as safe.

The intercellular water is known as capillary water or free water which is less constrained than intracellular water, considered as loosely bound water (LBW), and cell wall water, which is recognised as strongly bound (SBW).

Caring was recognised as challenging.

Though built by private firms, they are the result of taxpayer-financed programmes, often on a "cost-plus" basis, that only superficially resemble anything which a real entrepreneur would recognise as free-market capitalism.

Wells was recognised as a free borough by a Royal charter of King John in 1201.

Benítez will recognise as much.