Sentence examples for recognised group from inspiring English sources
Any candidate who exceeds the limit forfeits the seat (if elected) and is banned from standing for political office for a year.Any party with an officially recognised "group" (of at least 20 deputies) in the outgoing parliament has a share in three hours of free television time.
Few studies have considered participation by absentee landholders and fewer still have recognised group landholders (e.g. non-government organisations or community groups) as potential incentive program participants.
But most important, they give them the chance to work with an internationally recognised group in their specialised area of research.
There, together with colleagues, he created a globally recognised group of which he was increasingly proud.
In France, anybody can be a citizen, and there are no recognised group identities.
Danish lead scientist Dr Jorgen Oleson, from the University of Copenhagen, said: "New mushroom-shaped animals from the deep sea have been discovered which could not be placed in any recognised group of animals.
There are less than 10 constituencies, and these are just officially recognised groups that the UN Secretariat can communicate with.
Once recognised, groups receive financial subsidies from the parliament and guaranteed seats on committees, creating an incentive for the formation of groups.
Inner scaphopod topology resolves the two currently recognised groups Dentaliida and Gadilida, as does Cephalopoda splitting into modern Nautilida and Coleoidea, and is congruent with previous classifications [ 53].
This result does not, however, require that males recognise group members individually (i.e. "true" individual recognition; Tibbetts and Dale 2007).
The outage was caused by the transition of users onto this database, which is supposed to consolidate customer records and provide a single point of access, but teething problems meant it was also prone to not recognising groups of users, effectively barring them from the network.
