Sentence examples for that has been recognised from inspiring English sources

In Australia this problem is something that has been recognised.

It is a principle that has been recognised by the courts.

He said the laws could violate the implied freedom of political communication that has been recognised by the high court in the Australian constitution.

It brought Uutela in close contact with the Aaltoes, or the Aalto Entrepreneurship Society, a student-run entity at Finland's Aalto University that has been recognised as a key catalyst of Finland's startup craze.

The spokesman said: "The prime minister's view around the importance of there being a confidential correspondence between the government and the sovereign and the heir to the throne – that has been recognised in the last parliament.

To take the latest arguments from an evangelical thinktank, the Kirby Laing Institute for Christian Ethics, and to put them as well as I can: there is something about marriage that has been recognised by almost all cultures, and this is that it provides stable and intimate heterosexual relationships which are worthwhile simply because they are so difficult, or "complementary" as the jargon has it.

It is these climats – some now internationally renowned, others more obscure – that have been recognised by Unesco.

This marks a setback for the seven rating firms that have been recognised by the Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) more recently, including DBRS and Egan-Jones.

"Since then the Paralympic movement has many other ambassadors and many other athletes that have been recognised globally".

Rabies, a disease that had been recognised for over 4000 years, was rife in Europe, and continued to be so until the development of a vaccine by Louis Pasteur in 1886.

This study has been designed to include key methodological features that have been recognised as minimising bias in prognostic studies.