Sentence examples for recognised high from inspiring English sources

And her lawyers said the Moscow City Appeal Court had recognised High Court orders made in England in a ruling delivered on Wednesday.

It is just over four weeks since BHS, one of Britain's most recognised high street retailers, was sold for £1 by Sir Philip Green's Arcadia group.

The central place of Theory of Knowledge in the International Baccalaureate (a globally recognised high school diploma) reflects a worldwide appreciation for the importance of philosophy – a discipline that underpins all other academic disciplines.

"Private providers face many challenges to recruiting students from overseas, for example because of restrictions on students' working rights and on the rights of dependants, but at least now we can show categorically that the education we offer is of a recognised high standard".

Earlier this month, the European Food Safety Authority (Efsa) issued guidance on the use of neonicotinoids, in which they recognised "high acute risks" to bees who encountered residue from these sprays in pollen and nectar in crops like oilseed rape and sunflowers.

This reflects the well recognised high incidence of ESRD in ethnic groups.

He said the government had recognised higher revenues would contribute to budget repair through cracking down on over-generous superannuation tax concessions and reindexing fuel excise.

36 37 Considering the recognised higher incidence of cardiovascular mortality in RA patients, 37 38 – 41 traditional risk factors for cardiovascular disease, including dyslipidaemia, are not necessarily predictive of events for patients with RA.

While younger age is a recognised higher risk group for the impacts of particulate air pollution in general, age-specific studies of forest fire smoke exposure are limited in number.

With the difficulties associated with coding for higher taxa and the principal reliance on characters traditionally used in this study, their resulting phylogeny was poorly resolved, with merely Stolidobranchiata and Aplousobranchiata of the traditionally recognised higher tunicate taxa being recovered as monophyletic.

The awards recognise high water quality and facilities.