Sentence examples for recognised place from inspiring English sources

It fell, then, to Metropolitan Alimpy to guide his flock to a recognised place in the Russia of President Putin.

There is no recognised place in society's small lexicon of relationships for what I knew of Ruth and what Ruth knew of me.

"This country strived for 20 years after communism to create an open, democratic society that's part of the west, and now we have achieved a recognised place in the free world, we're not going to give it up for some KGB guy," he said, referring to Putin's past career in the Soviet intelligence services.

There was a wide range of individual aims but the one that best sums up the commonest themes is " For the ACMS to be a recognised place that community can go to get pain relief without medications".

For example, as part of the Participatory Action Research a wide range of stakeholders developed affinity diagrams and the commonest theme for responses to a question about the aims of the chiropractic service was: ' For the Aboriginal Corporation Medical Service to be a recognised place that the community can go to get pain relief without medications'.

How can we shift our thinking and ways of working to recognise places and needs as more important than organisational silos?

At the moment, their technique gives information about behaviour only on a relatively coarse scale and requires significant input from a human to help "train" the program to recognise places such as kitchens and home offices.

I revisited Perth last year and barely recognised the place.

His wife recognised the place and he invited me out for lunch.

With Birthday Letters (No 4), this series has already identified the radioactivity buried within the work of Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath, and recognised their place in the canon.

Although written nearly a century before, I immediately recognised the place names, the characters, the wretched individuals who walked the self same streets as I, not so long ago.