Sentence examples for recognised into the from inspiring English sources

ZooBank [ 44] is a new initiative to move the process by which new names become recognised into the digital age.

"The PNG and Australian governments now propose to move recognised refugees into the community on Manus Island, with no apparent steps taken to ease hostility between the detainees and the community on Manus Island, nor to protect the refugees placed in the community from reprisals and further violence".

It is widely recognised in the literature that integration into horizontal organisations brings benefits to farmers (see Bijman J. et al. 2012).

The ancillary roles of the scientists Chain and Florey, who translated Fleming's observations and research into medical practice, are recognised in the names of our new species.

To turn a No8 for whom 80 minutes was a time-scale he didn't recognise into an indefatigable work-horse is nearly as impressive as making Haskell the No7 that outplayed Australia's specialists in that shirt, and Robshaw the No6 that has swept past 50 caps – not bad for a captain stripped of command and denied respect.

LeBlanc was only 26 when his world turned from being one that you or I would recognise, into one populated almost entirely by frantic hysterics.

The old non-recognition policy was the emphatic refusal of the American government to recognise the incorporation of the Baltic states into the Soviet Union.

"I think we have to recognise the mess the industry got into.

It is widely recognised that the coming into force of the Kyoto Protocol will be insufficient in achieving climate change control.

But it is great to see companies such as Shunt, Gecko and Propeller recognised, and brought into the portfolio – though we should remember that the sums of money we're talking about are still very small.

The Italian philosopher recognised the internet caused unacceptable intrusions into people's privacy and that the status quo could not continue.