英語 での Was recognised の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The nation's flag is made up of 310,000 ceramic pieces was recognised as the largest of its kind in the country by the Vietnamese Guinness Book of Records.
The resort's luxury Thai spa offering, Devarana Spa, meanwhile, was recognised as 2019's Leading Luxury Spa Experience by Lux Life, a UK-based luxury lifestyle digital publication that offers a glimpse into the world of the glamorous.
The date palm, which was recognised by UNESCO on Wednesday, has for centuries played an important role in the establishment and growth of civilisations in the hot and dry regions of the Arab world.
Bordeaux really does have a vast collection of beautiful historic architecture and the city was recognised for this by being awarded as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
In addition to tourists, its beauty was recognised by UNESCO in 1979, which was among the first in the world to pronounce it a World Heritage Site.
One of his papers was recognised as one of the ten most-often cited articles in the entire 40-year history of Academy of Management Journal.
(d) any successful enforcement of any right in the trade mark in any country or territory, and the extent to which the trade mark was recognised as well known by the competent authorities of that country or territory;
What is the common theme to all of them? Long ago in the 19th century, this was recognised by the European aristocracy, who chose this particular area, blessed with a mild climate and lush Mediterranean vegetation for their holidays.
In 1167-DermotofLeinster- an Irish King, was recognised as"prince of Leinster" by Henry II and was allowed to recruit soldiers in England and Wales to use in Ireland against the other Kings.
Long ago in ancient times its excellence was recognised by the Romans, who fearing competition, had a portion of the vines grubbed up and forbade new plantings.
In 1167-Dermot of Leinster- an Irish King, was recognised as"prince of Leinster" by Henry II and was allowed to recruit soldiers in England and Wales to use in Ireland against the other Kings.
The value of Dubrovnik was recognised by UNESCO already thirty years ago, while the Festival of St Blaise joined the List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in October 2009.
Then in 1984, the Devon was recognised as a breed in its own right and today has become a popular companion and family pet, thanks to their adorable pixie-like looks and charming, loving, intelligent natures.
South Korea says Dokdo was recognised by Japan as Korean territory in 1696, after a run-in between Korean and Japanese fishermen.
That claim had never been recognised by Britain, New Zealand or the Cook Islands and New Zealand sovereignty was recognised during World War II U.S. military operations involving the islands.
In the United States, the single-comb Ancona was recognised by the American Poultry Association in 1898, and the rose-comb bird in 1914.
With a host of wine show success behind it Coopers Creek was recognised as one of the best performing small/medium-sized wineries of the decade.
According to South Korea, Dokdo was recognised by Japan as Korean territory in 1696 following a fight between Japanese and Korean fishermen.
In 1949, the Shih Tzu was recognised as a breed in its own right by The Kennel Club and over the years, these charming little dogs have been a huge hit both in the show ring and the home environment thanks to their adorable looks and sweet, albeit lively and often mischievous natures.
It is also often referred to as the Royal County of Berkshire because of the presence of the royal residence of Windsor Castle in the county; this usage, which dates to the 19th century at least, was recognised by the Queen in 1958, and letters patent issued confirming this in 1974.