Sentence examples for take recognised from inspiring English sources

Thousands of students enrolled with a new breed of private higher education colleges are not registered to take recognised exams, the government's spending watchdog revealed on Tuesday, raising fears that huge numbers of undergraduates have been benefiting from taxpayer subsidy without undertaking meaningful study.

Just take "recognising the need for a higher power" in the 12-step RAPt drugs program.

Catalan politicians, in their majority, have recognised and taken on board the demands of these people, their people.

Take Cambodia, recognised for bringing down HIV prevalence, partly through a condom-use programme.

During the workshops, the Australians who were taking part were staying near Russell Square and they did a double-take, recognising it as one of the locations, but we realised we hadn't even thought about it.

There were more tight plays as the Scots looked to take yards, recognising that the Italians weren't committing at the breakdown.

Unable to use all indicators for sample size calculation, we instead took commonly recognised factors reported in the published literature into account for the study sample size.

One glance at O'Connor is all it takes to recognise the difference in attitudes between north and south.

It was only when the political firestorm ignited the following day that the markets took flight – recognising that wider implications were plainly gathering pace.

Policy officer Owen Hathaway said: "Teachers and pupils remain almost in a state of limbo and I am sure that everyone involved wants to see the right course of action taken to recognise fairly the dedication of pupils sitting these exams and the quality of their work".

Although these losses are not the architects' fault, it's wrong that the opportunity wasn't taken to recognise councils such as the London boroughs of Brent, Camden or Hackney, who are more committed to good housing than Lend Lease and manage not to incur such devastating side effects.