Sentence examples for well recognised by from inspiring English sources

That is well recognised by individuals and they pay their employer back many times over in loyalty and -productivity".

He's been so well recognised by the RHS that if he actually wore all his medals, he'd clank.

Here's how: This industry has been the poster child of innovative financial services for the last few years and is now well recognised by regulators and markets alike.

Well-managed marine parks form the absolute centrepiece of a thriving dive industry and yet that fact is not well recognised by the public or politicians.

On the one hand, it's a modern taboo; on the other, a sorrowful fact so well recognised by multiplying numbers of park benches, monuments and minutes of silence at football grounds that any black-coated Victorian, preserving hair from the heads of his dear departed children in a locket, would feel perfectly at home.

The potential dangers of quality degradation under price-cap regulation are well recognised by regulators.

Sexual violence as a tactic of war is well recognised and seen by many as inevitable: Care International has seen it both during and perhaps more importantly post conflict, particularly in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Burundi and Rwanda, as well as Uganda.

ADRs were identified on the basis that they were well recognised as evidenced by their inclusion in either the Summary of Product Characteristics [13] and/or the British National Formulary [14].

Incolink has the support of unions and employers in the industry, and is well recognised and trusted by workers.

Although this principle of 'nothing about us without us' is well recognised, people affected by services continue to have relatively little say in how those services are run.

The benefits of early prenatal care entry are well recognised and supported by studies which have demonstrated an association between late prenatal care entry and adverse pregnancy outcomes [ 2, 3].