Sentence examples for which would be recognised from inspiring English sources

A third option was to get divorced abroad, which would be recognised as valid in Malta.

However, if we want to be able to articulate and evaluate our interventions in a way which would be recognised by Nice guidelines, this means undertaking randomised controlled trials of social interventions.

Kaiser Wilhelm II wanted a city which would be "recognised as the most beautiful in the world".

"It will take getting together with all the farmers to have some sort of co-operation... and to get a brand which would be recognised," he said.

The group's work continued, and the Fine Arts Department established it into an official committee, with ML Pin as chairman, to make preparations for the 100th anniversary of the King's birth, which would be recognised by UNESCO.

Therefore we evaluated sexual development in strains lacking one component of each compatible pair – HPR2, which perceives the PPG1 signal and HPP1, which would be recognised by HPR1.

The announcement of the honours comes after a controversy over which Team GB Olympians would be recognised.

Henry hoped for a longer term political solution, however, similar to his approach in Wales and Scotland, and in 1175 he agreed to the Treaty of Windsor, under which Rory O'Connor would be recognised as the high king of Ireland, giving homage to Henry and maintaining stability on the ground on his behalf.

This model proposes a mechanism in which methylated DNA would be recognised by MBD2/Mi-2 compleadingding to arginine methylation and histone hypoacetylation of the histone next to methylated DNA.

In April, Abbott announced a national domestic violence order scheme, which would ensure domestic violence orders in one jurisdiction would be recognised in every state and territory.

Another function of telomerase is to prevent DNA ends being recognised as DNA breaks, which would be catastrophic to normal cells.