Sentence examples for recognised outside from inspiring English sources
We used to get recognised outside the venue.
It was important to them to hear they were recognised outside Spain," Hall said.
"But we offer them a second chance, by running a programme that will give them a qualification recognised outside".
Before Regnbågen opened, the demand for LGBT senior housing had already been recognised outside Europe, with homes existing in the US, Canada and Australia.
In little over three short weeks, Clegg has gone from a face barely recognised outside the Westminster village to a phenomenon.
Asked why he was leaving, Costolo said he had put together a strong team that was now being recognised outside the company.
"But whether people admit it or not, the one game people recognise outside of Scotland is an Old Firm game.
Legends took a bold stance, which was an honest reflection of the modern incarnation of Bond, and recognised that outside of some Mirror's Edge-like parkour (that none of the licensed engines could handle) the new MI6 anchored in reality could never transition to 20-plus shooting gallery levels the way GoldenEye once mastered.
As Gallimard has recognised, writers from outside France are the ones now snatching the prizes and carrying the influence of French abroad.
Even the most hardheaded visitors have been known to succumb to his highly professional persuasive talents.Transdniestria's president, Igor Smirnov, should be described as "head of statelet", not head of state: his breakaway region is not recognised by the outside world.
This idea receives an overwhelming thumbs-down from voters: only 27% believe "the press should get on" with regulating itself, without waiting for the state to recognise it, whereas 64% believe that the press "needs to be subjected to independent, external regulation", underpinned by a state-recognised outside body to certify its work.
