Sentence examples for recognised name from inspiring English sources

He has the advantage of a widely recognised name and a loyal following among blacks.

Despite his 40 years of work in civil society development and trade justice, Renwick Rose is not a globally recognised name.

"After that, we will turn it into a new market with a food theme park," Koike told reporters on Tuesday, adding that redevelopment would happen within five years to capitalise on Tsukiji's globally recognised name.

They must have made a lasting contribution to society, have a widely recognised name, not be controversial, and there must be good artwork on which a design can be based.

Despite this, Auricularia auricula-judae is the currently recognised name for the species by many sources, though Auricularia auricula is still occasionally used.

So in a short space of time MFS has gone from being a small, niche label to a globally recognised name.

"I read the logs and recognised names.

He recognised names he hadn't heard in years – those of her father, Sam Seng, and her missing siblings, Sam Phalla, Sam Somala and Sam Sophath.

"Kapuściński" has long been one of Poland's few internationally recognised names, comparable to "Miłosz" or "Polanski".

In 1990, he was voted the Illustrator's Illustrator, although many of his contemporaries became more immediately recognised names.

Jacaranda founder Valerie Brandes described the list as "a fine mix of established, recognised names and brand new voices delivering brilliant fiction, non-fiction and poetry".