Sentence examples for recognised to run from inspiring English sources

First, the trial population included a large number (47.2%) of patients with erythrodermic disease, which is well recognised to run a more aggressive and refractory course.

Those that recognise the need to run firms as businesses will thrive.

Cassandra reckons a good case could be made for Somaliland, which is not recognised by anyone but seems to run its own affairs well enough.

They recognise that governments are bound to run deficits during recessions, so they create a complex proposal which smooths the balancing process over seven years, and allows for a congressional override.

One respondent with experience offering naturopathic services in a number of pharmacies suggested: " [it may be useful to have] a third party helping set up/support the relationship between CM practitioners and pharmacy as naturopaths need to recognise and respect pharmacists' needs to run their business and pharmacists need to understand that naturopathy is more than provision of CM products".

"This is quite hard and I think it's going to be difficult, but I don't think it's any more difficult than the process that the Recognise people are trying to run at the moment".

Recognising the right of all citizens to run for election without any political vetting.

But having been recognised as a female, Semenya now aims to run in both events.

"I immediately saw it and recognised it as a tarantula and tried to run out of the hospital".

Trudeau recognised this and set up the Invite her to run campaign.

When "Born to Run" was released in 1975 it was immediately recognised as a major event in the history of rock.