Sentence examples for recognised for the first time from inspiring English sources

"I did but as soon as I got recognised for the first time I realised that there was no buzz.

As Ms DiMatteo puts it, "The USDA has recognised for the first time with the meat issue that certified organic labelling is the way forward".

The idea has recently gained momentum; it has had such a profound impact on the country's conservation practice that the term was recently legally recognised for the first time in the Wildlife Act 2013.

Kan's remarks differed slightly from the groundbreaking 1995 statement by Murayama – repeated by Koizumi a decade later – as it was directed exclusively at South Korea and recognised for the first time that the peninsula was annexed "against the will of the Korean people".

It was also recognised for the first time that water supply and forestry played an important role for future generations.

A significant sackung-type deep-seated slope gravitational deformation (DSGSD) was recognised for the first time by the authors in the middle part of Valfurva, east of Bormio (Rhaetian Alps, Italy).

"They are becoming ambassadors for fish, making people recognise for the first time that maybe they're not just these cold, dumb animals that we just eat, maybe there's more to them," she says.

Might Hirst's diamonds have anything to offer a generation of men who have recognised, perhaps for the first time in the history of masculinity, that men have a gender, too?

And there have been the statements on possibly giving communion to divorcees and it recognising also for the first time positive aspects of civil partnerships.

He added: 'There is nothing new here, with the possible exception of recognising for the first time that Iraq must leave Kuwait.' The war would go on, short of an immediate and unconditional withdrawal, the President said.

They also limit the use of successive fixed-term contracts to 4 years and recognise for the first time that open-ended contracts should be the norm.