Sentence examples for were to be recognised from inspiring English sources

"If bridge were to be recognised as a sport in England then EBU would be able to invest in a number of projects to teach Bridge to people of all ages and to ensure that facilities are improved".

Lippert's agreement turned out to be an unexpected blessing for Rhodes in that it included a concession on land rights from Lobengula, which the Chartered Company itself lacked, and needed if it were to be recognised by Whitehall as legally owning the occupied territory in Mashonaland.

Although intermittent gastrointestinal symptoms are not a reliable predictor of pancreatic cancer, if, despite their intermittent nature, they were to be recognised and taken seriously, they could lead to earlier presentation and diagnosis of pancreatic cancer in some cases.

Currently, its aim is very broad, and we consider that if the journal were to be recognised by its focus on translational research in specific areas in addition to review and teaching articles pertinent to these areas, that this will help to improve its impact further.

It's good that he is to be recognised with a Commons unveiling.

As Lisney puts it: "the most pressing issue for disabled women is to be recognised that they are women too".

The Co-op's ambition is to be recognised as the most socially responsible business in the UK.

"What people want in life is to be recognised, to be part of, to grow and to have made a difference.

"It isn't superior, it wasn't a Viking mentality, it was to be recognised as on a par with anything abroad.

Former Guardian editor-in-chief Alan Rusbridger is to be recognised for his outstanding contribution to the UK's media industry at this year's British Media Awards in London.

The prize is to be recognised as officially the best team in the world and England may be only three games away.