Sentence examples for will continue to be recognised from inspiring English sources

However, athletics body IAAF has now ruled that existing records will continue to be recognised.

"Under the Tech Nation banner, this country that has brought so much innovation to the world and leads in sub-sectors such as fintech, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, robotics and life sciences will build a national network of digital excellence so that the UK will continue to be recognised as one of the best places in the world to start or grow a digital tech business".

The usefulness of minimisation as an allocation procedure within randomised controlled trials is therefore established and will continue to be recognised and utilised.

"And as a result, we would be delighted to continue to be recognised for our efforts".

He said BTecs were high value and well regarded and should continue to be recognised.

The growing problems posed by antibiotic resistance continue to be recognised and reported on [ 1- 4].

At the same time, it must be recognised that curiosity-driven research will continue to be the engine for innovation.

While reducing our own carbon footprint is important, we recognise that our greatest influence will continue to be the power of our content to change the behaviour of individuals, organisations and governments.

Support for people with cancer can no longer just be "palliative" – it needs to take a longer view, recognising that the impact of cancer will continue to be felt long after the immediate medical needs have passed.

Although, in theory, SI can be used for any physical measurement, it is recognised that some non-SI units still appear in the scientific, technical and commercial literature, and will continue to be used for many years to come.

A realistic view must recognise that large strata of women in developing countries will continue to be exposed to the infection and will develop the disease.