Sentence examples for which were recognised from inspiring English sources

The Ka'apor asked the government to protect their borders, which were recognised in 1982.

Subsequently, apathetic and depressed animals, which were recognised during the assessment, were found to be suffering from dehydration, heat stress and chronic pain.

"We devised the costume and took the red and white stripes and the yellow, which were recognised and converted them into a stylish dress," Kazoo said via a translator.

There were six additional fractures which were recognised on X-ray and were not picked up by ultrasound.

There were six additional fractures which were recognised on X-ray and were not picked up by ultrasound (Table 3).

Therefore, the bcl-2-transfected cells, which were recognised by their GFP fluorescence, overexpressed a functional Bcl-2 protein.

"Afluenza" is not a condition which is recognised medically.

In this case the subheading is problematic, which was recognised by editors at the Guardian.

Case's consultant remembers how students did a 'fantastic job' which was recognised by the Court of Appeal.

The other camp, Dignity, which is recognised internationally, is based in Tobruk and Bayda.

The most plausible comparison is with Ireland's Press Council, which is recognised in statute but was not established by statute.