Sentence examples for worldwide recognised from inspiring English sources

Arguably, four musicians, each with a very different, individual style, alchemised the development of the now worldwide recognised, distinctively British style of acoustic guitar playing: Martin Carthy, Bert Jansch, Wizz Jones and Davey Graham.

This was the period of Modernist buildings, a recent heritage to preserve and widely disseminated worldwide, recognised as the 20th century heritage.

The need to preserve, enhance or strengthen nuclear knowledge is worldwide recognised since a couple of years.

More recently, I have been working abroad and the problems that exist worldwide are recognised at the highest levels, with most acknowledging the harmful unintended consequences of the current approach.

In a November 2008 interview, Macedonian Foreign Minister Antonio Milososki said "it is important that 125 countries worldwide have recognised Macedonia's constitutional name," and added: "we remain firm on our stance that only the Republic of Greece has a problem with Macedonia's constitutional name".

This is a worldwide problem recognised by WHO 49 and closer to home in New Zealand where a study found that health systems lacked an understanding of the importance of genuine, respectful relationships with patients, citing engagement of whänau (family) as key to service improvement in chronic disease.

Increasingly, peacebuilding processes worldwide are recognising this, which is positive for the provision of greater legitimacy and peace at local levels.

Now what is needed is for governments and donors worldwide to recognise and invest in national health systems to integrate essential and surgical healthcare into primary care practices.