Examples of using Be recognised in English and their translations into Indonesian
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It was in this decade that the foundations were set for what would later be recognised as the‘Best Club of the Twentieth Century'.
Anfield legend Barnes, however, believes Van Dijk should be recognised for his achievements ahead of the Argentine,
One hundred and sixty of the bodies could not be recognised and so they were buried by the government[on Sunday],” Aden Nur,
Twenty billion particles of foreign matter cannot possibly be recognised and hindered from passing through the nose by chance.
The Civitas study said the Islamic courts should no longer be recognised under British law.
These modified super sports cars can be recognised at first glance by special colours
feet- a style that might be recognised by clubbers and wedding guests as the“shuffle.”.
Enlarge The Civitas study said the Islamic courts should no longer be recognised under British law.
His works can be recognised by his signature expressionistic style,
feet- a style that might be recognised by clubbers and wedding guests as the“shuffle”.
made up of almost 7,000 asteroids that can be recognised by the wavelengths of sunlight they reflect.
therefore any amount unrecognised that would otherwise have been charged should be recognised immediately.
the expense would still be recognised if all other vesting conditions are met.
or to the general idea of being"fishers of men," can sometimes be recognised by uses of the number 153.
People still don't recognise they can be recognised by their gait, whereas everybody knows you can be recognised by your face,” Mr Nixon said.
whose logos are so ubiquitous that they can be recognised instantly with or without the name present.
The potential negative impacts new technologies can have must be recognised and managed, especially in the areas of equality, employment, privacy, and trust.
The Church maintains that a new union cannot be recognised as valid, if the first marriage was. .
whose essential nature must itself be recognised.
It must be recognised that there was a body of doctrine in New Testament times which was roughly equivalent to our“Statement of Faith”.