Sentence examples for what is recognised from inspiring English sources
Australia actually produced what is recognised as one of the world's oldest feature-length works: The Story of the Kelly Gang, in 1906.
Later, a selection of instrumental and ensemble pieces was played by students from the Guildhall School, before Thierry Fischer conducted the BBCSO in what is recognised as Boulez's greatest achievement as a composer: the portrait of Mallarmé, Pli selon pli.
These messages revealed the killing of many thousands of Jews in Belorussia (now Belarus), Ukraine and the Baltic republics in what is recognised as the early stages of the Holocaust.
This includes tighter regulation of what is recognised as one of these qualifications.
In contrast to more orthodox forms of planning, the value of strategic foresight is found in its potential to extend the horizons of what is recognised as possible and plausible futures [8, 23].
Batting for Australia against England at Melbourne Cricket Ground in 1877, Bannerman faced what is recognised as Test cricket's first ball, and scored the first run off the second ball of the day.
Some of what is unsettling is recognised by the narrator herself, even if without full understanding.
However, it remains unclear to what extent MetS is recognised by GPs.
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This marks, Dasgupta writes, "the birth of what can be recognised as contemporary Delhi culture.
