Sentence examples for recognised position from inspiring English sources

It was this living use of Cornish that inspired the late 19th century cornish revivalists to begin cataloguing and reviving our language culminating in the strong, officially recognised position it enjoys today.

This consideration of the views from global actors in developing the policy, by interest groups wishing to influence the policy-making process, could be viewed as one strategy of securing a recognised position with the donors/funders [ 41], which may in turn guarantee financial and technical support from the agencies during the policy implementation.

The purpose of this study was to verify whether literature data on hospital-based UNHS programmes included sufficient information to allow inter-programme comparisons according to the considered indicators, taken from available internationally recognised position statements [ 9, 27, 28], and aggregated according to the pillars of universality, timely detection and overreferral.

Although a recognised position goalkeeper sometimes was also referred to in the rules as the player nearest their own goal (allowing him the luxury of handling the ball).

Young, a winger, is not the only one of the United squad for whom recognised positions have become foreign.

The final leader, on Wednesday 5 August, when the Germans began their assault on Liège, recognised the position had radically changed: "All controversy … is now at an end.

A source said Labour was pushing hard to ensure the debate was not too dominated by rightwingers because it "can't just be left to the Tories to make the case to remain" but they would only look at a format for Corbyn that "recognised his position".

Moreover, STEP recognised specific positions of a phospho-ERK peptide sequence through its active site, and the contact of STEP F311 with phospho-ERK V205 and T207 were crucial interactions.

Six distinct stages were recognised: Prey positioning: Cuttlefish prey were typically hiding amongst dense brown algae.

Accordingly, poly(A) sites are not efficiently recognised when positioned between 5' and 3' splice sites [ 38, 39], and insertion of a 5' splice site into a 3' terminal exon suppresses polyadenylation [ 40, 42].

The clinical research assistant collected each pile from the participants, and put it in such a way that the function of each participant could be identified (using the sundial positioning strategy in order to recognise the position of each participant around the table).