Sentence examples for recognised member from inspiring English sources

Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) general secretary Tai Nicholas confirmed the lack of facilities in the country is a major obstacle to becoming a recognised member of Fifa.

Fair enough, but as I found my feet I was also interested in starting to learn their language--an aspect which was very important to me and in my opinion makes the difference between feeling a welcome guest in a foreign country or a recognised member of the society.

The Scout Association is the largest Scouting organization in the United Kingdom and the World Organization of the Scout Movement's recognised member for the United Kingdom.

It is therefore important that all NET cases are discussed and managed by an MDT or a regional cancer network group that includes at least one recognised member with an interest in NETs.

Sampling included all recognised members of the S. australis complex (S. australis, S. childi, S. obelisci and S. homerensis) from their full geographic range.

It was careful to recognise members' historic legacies, like Nato membership, and allowed the UK to exclude itself from whole sections of the treaty.

The imperative need for research and the establishment of rules has only recently been recognised by member states of the European Union, through the EUNOMIA study [ 9].

In this report we demonstrate by nucleic acid analysis and immunohistochemistry that the recently recognised third member of this gene family, ERBB3, shows a wide range of expression in breast cancer, and shows stronger immunoreactivity than that observed in normal tissue in 43 out of 195 cases (22%) of primary breast cancer.

That the response may be very different now is recognised by members of the US senate intelligence committee.

There were close shaves, and a couple of occasions when we were convinced he had been recognised by members of the public.

However, it was commonly recognised by members of the group that the culture of fear that I identified two years ago had not gone away.