Sentence examples for are recognised in from inspiring English sources

Overseas same-sex marriages are recognised in some states, but not in South Australia.

Gay marriages or civil unions are recognised in three dozen and parts of others.

Some years, whether 1789 or 2001, are recognised in retrospect as times when fundamental shifts in established orders were exposed.

Violent gender-specific emotions – hatred of one's own body, for instance – are recognised in the same moment as being neutralised by humour.

Australia has not legalised same-sex marriage, and while overseas same-sex marriages are recognised in some states, South Australia is not one of them.

If it is passed on Friday, gay couples will have the right under the state's constitution to marry – at present only civil partnerships are recognised in law.

It is right that in a compassionate society all disabled children and all disabled adults are recognised in their own right.

Mr Bulmer-Rizzi has written to David Cameron, the Foreign Office and MPs asking them to intervene to ensure British all marriages are recognised in Australia and elsewhere.

Mr Burt said: "Carers are the unsung heroes of our society, which is why they are recognised in many ways by Government.

While the traditional role of higher education as a civilising force and place for the pursuit of truth and knowledge are recognised, in the hard financial climate of the next decade, whoever pays the piper calls the tune.

The great and the good in science and the arts in academe are recognised in this year's honours - and so is the man who challenged the government's policy on student fees.