Example sentences of "recognised for " in BNC.
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| 31 | They are boycotting new assessment procedures , claiming social welfare officers were not being recognised for increased workloads . |
| 32 | Although recognised for his early signature puff-ball and trapeze shapes , he has matured into a designer capable of producing the perfect little black dress , and a mixture of easy pieces that reflect the quirky charm that is his keynote . |
| 33 | Recognised for their excellence of design , British stamps are now more varied and colourful than their tiny black predecessor . |
| 34 | The as I said this , this is required for identification for the organism , but the to the toxin has been recognised for a very , very long time and right from er , the early days the possibility of inactivating the biological properties of a toxin while retaining their immunological properties has been attractive to people seeking to prevent these diseases . |
| 35 | As he said , the principle that there is a privilege against self-incrimination has been recognised for centuries . |
| 36 | The association between HIV infection and tuberculosis has been recognised for some time , and the emergence of multidrug resistance in the United States represents the latest development . |
| 37 | Although this would seem to fulfil the requirements of the regulations , my application to have this experience recognised for just six months of higher training was rejected by the college without explanation . |
| 38 | Being recognised for having kept a glorified diary while wandering through India when he was young and naïve was n't enough for him . |
| 39 | Only through such a position of critical self-evaluation can the restricted epistemological validity of one 's position , and its possible ideological strains , be recognised for what it is . |
| 40 | Recognised for Novice Tuition |
| 41 | There are some great myths of the late 20th century that are gradually being recognised for what they are . |
| 42 | By a strange process of intellectual compartmentalisation , however , other forms of violence within the family are ignored , or at least not recognised for what they are . |
| 43 | ‘ The wisdom of pricing gas at parity with imported oil has thus been officially recognised for the first time in Pakistan , despite being electorally unpopular . |
| 44 | Bills which have been accepted by one of the major banks , recognised for this purpose by the Bank of England , acquire the ultimate standing , along with treasury bills , of being ‘ eligible ’ bills . |
| 45 | Independence has brought some improvement in status , but women are still not recognised for the important role they play in society . |
| 46 | These standards have now been recognised for inclusion in SVQs and NVQs . |
| 47 | The new National Certificate in Greenkeeping will be recognised for entry to this HNC . |
| 48 | Our awards are renowned for their transportability across the many countries in which the Board has been recognised for more than a century . |
| 49 | The trade union representing your grade is the … which is one of the unions recognised for collective bargaining purposes . |
| 50 | So , inevitably , I am spotted , and recognised for what I am . |
| 51 | Again , that is not a haphazard system , but one which our legislation has recognised for many years under successive Governments . |
| 52 | Also gives information on sandwich courses , and about the professional examinations necessary and the university , polytechnic and college courses which are recognised for exemption . |
| 53 | This may include Group Awards which are recognised for employment purposes or for progression to Higher Education . |
| 54 | Recognised for his vast experience as Head Tuner in the Crabtree weaving department , Sammy has seen many changes take place since he joined Stoddards in 1949 . |
| 55 | The Dicks were amongst many others who have been recognised for their contribution . |
| 56 | Table 5 and the graph in Figure 2 show the mean and standard deviation in the number of words recognised for Yes and No answers at different levels of processing . |
| 57 | It has been recognised for over a century that the internal anal sphincter relaxes in response to rectal distension , a phenomenon called the rectanal inhibitory reflex . |
| 58 | Salicylate nephrotoxicity has been recognised for many years . |
| 59 | Duodenitis and gastric metaplasia , which is often colonised by Helicobacter pylori ( H pylori ) , are increasingly recognised for their importance in the pathogenesis of duodenal ulcers . |
| 60 | Scottish Enterprise , and Highlands and Islands Enterprise have announced that both Skillstart awards have been recognised for Output Related Funding at a rate of .5 of a point . |