Sentences with phrase «to recognise»

His bio describes him as recognised as a master of world - class figurative sculpture.

The narrative of each episode is determined by The Object — a white haired and white suited man whom the inhabitants do not recognise as human.

Also recognised for client service, the directory quotes, «They have some of the best clerks in the city».

We work with 35 engineering institutions that have interests in specific sectors or branches of engineering, to set and maintain internationally recognised standards of competence and commitment.

We are also recognised by more independent sector employers than any other union, with nearly half of the agreements covering support staff.

It is now widely recognised as a destination with a lot to offer to scuba divers of all levels of experience too.

This award recognises excellence in the creation and execution of platforms that promote books, booksellers, authors, publishers or reader engagement.

However, technology companies still dominate the list, which recognises companies with more than 1000 staff.

But they are well recognised with other names eg.

A chronological resume, also referred to as «reverse chronological» is the most common choice and the most recognised by many employers.

This exhibition is a singular opportunity for American audiences to experience an in - depth look at the practice of Brazilian artists now recognised as the pioneers of their generation.

People who recognise that a 52 % vote on a vague question is not a mandate for the most radical possible interpretation of a referendum result.

Sometimes we are so caught up with difficult situations, we don't recognise when we need help to deal with them.

I see some coloured spots but can't even recognise what is on the picture.

Maybe it is someone who shines brightly in distribution or operations, but is only recognised as a superstar within your own business?

As you may already recognise from other areas of your life, you feel better when you're on top of your goals.

I don't know any club in the world that starts their season with only one fit recognised striker..

The number of people recognised for services to special educational needs also continues to fall.

Quick and effective due diligence is based on recognised professional experience of the international investment team.

As this vision is realised, international tax practitioners moving from one country to another will share an internationally recognised qualification that sets a global benchmark in international tax expertise.

This makes it a dwarf planet, one of five officially recognised in the solar system.

Our unique training pathway enables our consultants to rapidly become recognised experts in their field.

The world has moved on and successful, forward - looking governments recognise that government has an active and intelligent role to play in making capitalism work for the majority.

Many of these are run by recognised leaders in web based education.

While recognised company names in your work history count for a lot, it's not necessarily the be all and end all if you score highly on other points.

As a leading firm for contentious public sector work, we are increasingly recognised for our expertise in complex litigation with a public law element.

Many trained with us, while others have been hand - picked from top city firms or have worked in industry for many years to become nationally recognised experts.

They can even recognise which member of the family is standing on the scales at any given time.

While these options provide potential for positive outcomes, there is scope to extend the outcomes so that they further recognise Indigenous rights to land, and provide for sustainable land development in future.

A higher apprenticeship leads to a nationally recognised qualification at level 4 or above.

It is very important the wine industry recognises that as consumer lifestyles, openness and interests change so must we.

This means that, in general, the Irish courts recognise court orders made in jurisdictions with similar legal systems.

Many of the world's worst conflicts and continued suffering have been caused by our inability to recognise others as human beings with feelings and needs just like our own.

I'm not sure whether or not this put up is written by him as no one else recognise such certain about my trouble.

His comments were made as African leaders demanded the world recognise they would be using coal to improve their energy situation.

This company boasts an impressive and growing client list which means you will work on campaigns for internationally recognised brands.

I have received excellent performance evaluations from my managers and have been formally recognised by them for my contribution towards my department's success.

However, the inclusive software can support and improve the writing of learners with or without recognised additional needs, in ANY year group.