Sentence examples for recognised integrity from inspiring English sources

It is a tribute to his universally recognised integrity, and to his skill in treading delicately though forcefully (he was very much aware of the cost of respectability as well as of its advantages) that among his many honours from east - including several from his native Poland - and west was the CBE, awarded in 1965.

In reality Nagorno-Karabakh was created in violation of Azerbaijan's internationally recognised territorial integrity and hundreds of thousands of ethnic Azerbaijanis were forced from the region.Other conflicts happening right now demonstrate how vital it is to commit to the territorial integrity of states.

Flower has already stated his firm intention to continue in the role and anyone who knows him or anything about him will recognise only integrity and honesty: he is a man of his word.

We should recognise the integrity of other people's faiths, and see that they too are children of the same God we are trying to worship, and are equally loved by him - even if, at present, they choose to turn away from him.

While explicit policies to reduce conflicts and malpractices help, scientists involved in corporate-funded projects must recognise professional integrity and responsibility.

Ms Villiers also argues that any mechanisms for dealing with the past will need to recognise the integrity of the rule of law and not be too expensive, given the UK's current economic situation.

For the preceding two years Blatter let it be known that he supported Johansson, who was recognised to have integrity and to have done a fine, professional job.

"It's a shame Coles doesn't also recognise the artistic integrity of this image".

The BBC and ITV recognised a threat to their integrity.

About the Financial Times The Financial Times, one of the world's leading business news organisations, is recognised internationally for its authority, integrity and accuracy.

It seems likely therefore that determination of nonrepaired dsb underestimates the full biological damage that manifests itself only after 7 10 cell divisions when mitotic integrity can be recognised and quantitated from the surviving clonogens.