Sentence examples for recognised members from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

England have beaten only six of the 23 teams who might be recognised as members of the world's elite since 2008.

Although caricatured as ideologues, in reality they were pragmatists; men who recognised their members lives would not be improved by posturing and sloganeering.

Duffy says she still gets recognised by members of the public, citing a recent trip to London when a couple came up to her and told her "you are that bigoted woman".

We also know that a lot of Aboriginal people are reluctant to access NSPs where they may be recognised by members of their communities as someone who uses drugs.

Even if a tribe is recognised, individual members have to meet certain ancestry criteria to get BIA money: in some cases being quarter Indian is enough to get the cash.Petitioning-tribes moan that they have to send mountains of ancient documents to the bureau.

This control is lost with the choice of the option 'public': the speaker's text is addressed to a communally recognised 'category' members of which are not necessarily known to the speaker personally; and with this will vary the form of the graphic modality.