Sentence examples for repeatedly recognised from inspiring English sources

The need to support this pivotal public information work has been repeatedly recognised by the government.

Last summer, Higgins was shocked to be repeatedly recognised on the streets of Moscow and treated 'like a star' wherever he went.

Until the end of the 19th century, the Commons frequently punished contemnors by locking them up and this power was repeatedly recognised by the courts.

BFT are repeatedly recognised as one of the bravest theatre companies in the world, with ensemble members regularly risking their own safety for something taken for granted in the west.

With regards to behavioural manifestations of impulsivity, two facets can be repeatedly recognised.

From the years (2009 and 2013 respectively) when both firms started publishing their sustainability reports till 2014,7 both firms have dedicated the biggest proportion (around 30 40%) of the content to product quality control, and have repeatedly recognised this part of their social responsibility as the most essential one as an agribusiness.

Indeed, this Court has recognised repeatedly that an individual may "exercise" religion in virtually every phase of life.

In 1975, he contributed as both arranger and engineer to Rod Stewart's album Atlantic Crossing and, over the next three decades, he would be hired repeatedly by artists who recognised the ambience he could bring to a recording.

"The players' performances over the past month have not gained the points they deserved," said O'Driscoll. "This is a different phase of the season and, as we have repeatedly seen, teams have recognised the team's strengths from the first half of the campaign and prepared to counter that when facing us.

The "ultimate deal" suffers from multiple fatal flaws and misconceptions that several successive US administrations have repeatedly failed to recognise.

Complaints against Savile were made during his lifetime, both informally and to the police, but the communities in which he held prominent positions repeatedly failed to recognise or act as a check on his behaviour.