Sentence examples for were recognised as from inspiring English sources

His abilities were recognised as a junior shadow spokesman on Wales and social security.

Our grandparents and some of our parents were taught these skills at school because they were recognised as vital.

"The threats against him are serious and were recognised as such when he gained refugee status in the United States.

They were recognised as "identified encroachers", a status guaranteeing compensation in the event that the government bulldozed their shanties.

By this time, in any case the outlaw revolution had succeeded, and both Nelson and Jennings were recognised as central to the country music tradition.

Online shopping was identified as a growth market, and payment systems were recognised as an element of that sector which could deliver ongoing income from one-off sales.

In his book London: The Heartless City, published in 1977, David Wilcox reported that "by the end of 1976, 15,000 families were recognised as homeless".

"In May 2014 the locals were recognised as legal owners of the land after a 10-year struggle," says Margarita Zethelius, an environmentalist who works with the community.

At home they were recognised as two of Australian music's most distinctive voices; in the UK, Belle and Sebastian and Teenage Fanclub championed their influence.

Yet although London's population was falling, waiting lists for council homes were lengthening and 15,000 London families were recognised as homeless.

But it was not until they had a group exhibition in 1874 that they were recognised as fighting for a common cause.