Sentence examples similar to a recognized title from inspiring English sources

I have not any internationally recognized title.

Third, the court rejected the Chumash's argument that the Treaty converted the tribe's aboriginal title into recognized title.

He helmed some of Tennessee Williams's most recognized titles on Broadway, including Cat On A Hot Tin Roof and A Streetcar Named Desire, the vehicle that gave us Marlon.

Nor is it apparent that 'self-help,' if such it be deemed, in the form of refusing to recognize title derived from unlawful paramount force is disruptful of or contrary to a peaceful international order.

So many people recognize Title IX for what it has done for women in sports.

"Property owners need to know that while adverse possession is not a favored method of securing title, it is a recognized one".

Once an intellectual diversion favoured by the upper classes, chess went through an explosive growth in interest during the 20th century as professional and state-sponsored players competed for an officially recognized world championship title and increasingly lucrative tournament prizes.

Obviously you recognized my title This is neither a blog or a joke (Ceci n'est pas un Blog ni une Blague) as a play on Magritte's above painting which was later turned into a book by Foucault - both artfully articulating the difference/distance between language that "maps" (as Wittgenstein enunciated) the world and the actual world.

Since disparate impact claims are recognized under Title VIII, not just disparate treatment, a statistical showing of a racial impact provides the foundational proof of a Title VIII violation.

A 1997 ruling by the Supreme Court of Canada recognized their title to some of the land now needed for the pipeline.

During the re-argument, Kellahin began with the fact the New Mexico was acquired via the Treaty of Guadalupe Hildalgo and that neither Spain or Mexico recognized Indian title and claimed that the tax was a veiled attempt to increase royalty payments.