Sentence examples for a law that recognises from inspiring English sources

Last spring, Ukraine's parliament attempted to repeal a law that recognises Russian as a second official language in regions with significant Russian-speaking populations, but the acting president refused to sign the repeal.

"There is a mismatch between a civil law that recognises the damage which emotional and psychological abuse has on children, and an outdated Victorian-era criminal law which doesn't.

"We need a new law that recognises that in Chile there are citizens who are alive, citizens who have died and citizens who are absent due to forced disappearance," she said.

Wild law or Earth Jurisprudence is an emerging theory of law and governance that seeks to evolve law in a fashion that recognises our relationship to the broader Earth community.

Although statutory law in Australia 6 supports the legal appointment of surrogates, it is common law that recognises the right of competent adults to refuse medical treatment.

How can we ensure that refugees are treated in a way that recognises our shared humanity?

But we cannot advance these values except within a framework that recognises their universality.

"They're destitute, they turn to crime – we need a system that recognises that".

In a democratic system that recognises international and European human rights conventions, interventions that infringe liberties must be enshrined in law.

A monoclonal antibody that recognises both recombinant and authentic PfHRP2 was used in immunofluorescence microscopy studies.

What is required, however, is an amodal perspective that recognises the distributed nature of brain function.