Sentence examples for recognised upon from inspiring English sources

"The people of Wales can be proud of having stood in solidarity with Nelson Mandela in his struggle against apartheid, something that he recognised upon his visit to Wales in 1998 when he was granted the freedom of Cardiff.

Leaving aside the complications of whether their marriage would be recognised upon their return to their homeland, this is the optimal solution, and they were shrewd to recognise it.

But I hardly recognised this school upon my return.

They have been criticised about the fact that housemates have recognised each other upon entering.

However, these transformations could not have been achieved if other forms of political and economic interdependence had not also been recognised and worked upon.

Lord Woolf said: "The restrictions on the exercise of the powers of the House of Lords that the 1949 act purported to make have been so widely recognised and relied upon that they are today a political fact". The judges refused the alliance permission to appeal to the House of Lords, but Sir Sydney said an urgent application for permission would be made direct to the Law Lords.

It is therefore important that pain in relation to nerve palsy is recognised and acted upon quickly to prevent significant nerve damage from occurring.

Luckily for the Carnegie Corporation, Andrew Carnergie recognised that "conditions upon [earth] inevitably change" and did not wish to tie future trustees down to certain policies or causes.

We used a multifaceted intervention based upon recognised quality improvement strategies that are implemented over a 12 month time frame.

Around the time of the child's second birthday care is handed over to a Health Visitor, whose input will vary depending upon recognised need and local resources.

Well-being was tied to factors such as being able to live in a socially cohesive and safe neighbourhood where neighbours respected one another and where problems were recognised and acted upon by local authorities.