Sentence examples for that will be recognised from inspiring English sources

It's an admission that will be recognised by many inner-city headteachers.

These are poems that will be recognised by anyone who has ever been sexually obsessed to a self-punishing degree.

We know even these include revenue that will be recognised at a later time, under HP's new approach".

At a minimum, the opposition in Libya must form an effective and unified transitional authority that will be recognised by foreign governments.

The services are facing swingeing redundancies, so helping staff to gain qualifications that will be recognised when they leave the RAF is becoming more of a priority.

The idea behind stem-cell bioengineering is to use the recipient's own stem cells to create an artificial organ that will be recognised as part of the body by the recipient's immune system, and thus not rejected.

Key to that will be recognising new perils as they emerge and the creation of campaigns to combat them.

"I don't mean that we'll just do anything, but that we will be recognised for doing a range of quality work that's eclectic, ambitious, messy and exciting".

In the next couple of months, it is highly likely that province will declare independence, and that this will be recognised by the United States and most of the European Union.

I hope when Wilkinson is mentioned in the past tense that he will be recognised for his worth, which is colossal".

I hope when Wilkinson is mentioned in future in the past tense that he will be recognised for his worth, which is colossal".