Sentence examples for recognised by having from inspiring English sources

Republicans want their Irish identity to be recognised by having the Irish flag flown alongside the British one.

Adult members of the family are recognised by having unusually long antennae, hence the common-name "long-horned caddisflies".

Patients cared for in closed versus open ICUs were equally likely to have their ALI recognised by providers, have plateau pressure recorded, and have their height or weight charted.

A Chinese campaign to have documents related to Japan's use of wartime sex slaves and its bloody invasion of Nanjing recognised by Unesco has sparked a new round of diplomatic tension between Beijing and Tokyo.

"They put in an amazing amount of work to get where they are, and the public clearly want to recognise this by having gold postboxes".

After he was recognised by Guinness World Records for having the longest hair (9in) in the world, his ambitions were stronger than ever.

Ecosystem stewards are recognised by society as having the right to interact with an ecosystem, provided they accept limitations on those rights and obligations to maintain the ecosystem' (Swallow et al.2009).2009

At least 11 families of toll-like receptors (TLR) have been discovered in mammals and the MAMP recognised by each TLR has been well characterised [5].

The disclosure means that Mr Frost's evidence, if it had been recognised by the judge, would have revealed a cover-up by police 15 years ago, when many more relatives of the victims would have been alive.

The person has to be recognised by the government as having a serious physical impairment, but can't be mentally disabled.

The challenge has been recognised by some researchers who have taken the effort to develop models and frameworks for the evaluation of foresight projects, including the aspect of foresight impact.