Sentence examples for recognised over from inspiring English sources

Of the 563 tribes federally recognised, over 200 operate casinos.

She's from a small village in Belgium and gay marriage is recognised over there [as opposed to civil partnership].

Mastroeni recognised over the off-season how his side were short of top-level experience and thus added two veteran US internationals to his squad.

The existence of relatively fresh pore water offshore has been well recognised over the globe but studies on the chemistry of the pore water from offshore geological formations are extremely limited.

I live in the UK and although Civil Partnerships have been recognised over here, there is a strong sense that acknowledging gay marriage is doing little to overcome homophobia and negative stereotyping of homosexuality.

Despite his apparent intransigence, however, it has become recognised over the decades that Boulez has been engaged in a much less narrow, even accessible, musical project than popularly assumed.

Advice must be given to the patient on how to recognise over- and under-drainage and whom to contact should these conditions develop [ 2].

Save the Elephants' head of field operations, David Daballen – who can recognise over 600 individual elephants in the park – said it was an "honour" to invite people on a virtual journey of his homeland.

It must come to recognise over time that its best interests lie not in resisting or countering China's rise, but in accepting it as a fact and accommodating itself to it.

For 'confidence' in particular, the importance of recognising over and under-confidence was mentioned by both 2011 groups and 2012 group.

An internationally recognised National Transitional Council took over, but quickly succumbed to schism, particularly between east and west.