Sentence examples for universally recognized that from inspiring English sources
This fact is so universally recognized that the two criteria are often stated as one, unity-in-diversity, or variety-in-unity.
It is universally recognized that Israeli settlements are illegal under international law, and that without a full cessation of all settlement activity, Palestinian-Israeli negotiations and the two-state solution are both doomed.
It is universally recognized that both Brönsted and Lewis acidic sites on FCC catalysts can initiate the hydrocarbon reactions by forming carbonium/carbenium ions [23, 24].
It is now universally recognized that the mechanical, cracking and fracture, properties of Steel Fibre Reinforced Concrete (SFRC) are far superior to those of plain concrete.
It is universally recognized that hypothermia provides the bed-rock upon which clinical organ preservation has served the transplantation community well for several decades since the advent of clinical organ transplantation in the 1960s.
Let it be universally recognized that the State of Israel has the right to exist, and to enjoy peace and security within internationally agreed borders.
The 1967 war was a war that Israel was forced to wage in self-defense and one that was virtually universally recognized at the time as being necessary for Israel's survival because of belligerent threats from its Arab neighbors.
Under the universally recognized code that allows winners to stay on the court, this meant that if you lost a game when 15 had come to play, you might have to sit out two games — a gymnasium eternity — before being able to step onto the court again.
Besides muscle tenderness, the vast majority of the FM patients suffered from chronic fatigue, sleep disorders as well as mental fogginess, which is consistent with the universally recognized traits that make up the FM syndrome.
What is universally recognized is that the theft problem in China is getting worse.
He calls the mushroom cloud "one of the most universally recognized symbols that we've never seen but [that] is burned into our collective subconscious".
