Sentence examples for authorities to recognize from inspiring English sources
Saudi Arabia has cracked down firmly on domestic terrorism since 2003, when a series of attacks forced the authorities to recognize the extent of extremism within the kingdom.
A federal judge Monday ordered Ohio authorities to recognize gay marriages on death certificates, saying the state's ban on such unions is unconstitutional and that states cannot discriminate against same-sex couples simply because some voters don't like homosexuality.
But he said same-sex marriage was a long way off in Ireland, a week after an Irish lesbian couple who married in Canada began a court challenge to the refusal of tax authorities to recognize their marriage.
The increased traffic congestion, energy consumption and air pollution generated by the private transport over the past years, has activated the authorities to recognize the importance of promoting sustainable transport.
The population in south-western Europe (including the Balearic Islands, Corsica and Sardinia) has an even more arched bill and shorter wings than "typical" nominate, leading some authorities to recognize it as a separate subspecies, C. c. hispanus.
"There has been a failure by the authorities to recognize a substantial new community, and to cater to them," argues Carlos Corredor, Project Co-ordinator for sexual health charity Naz Latina.
This Dalai Lama is now sixty-four... Who will now have the authority to recognize his reincarnation?.
This Dalai Lama is now sixty-four... Who will now have the authority to recognize his reincarnation?..
It is time for the authority to recognize the needs of the 27,000 riders who use the Grand Street subway station each day.
On Monday, a State Supreme Court justice in Albany upheld the Civil Service Department's authority to recognize gay marriage, citing the Martinez decision as a precedent.
In a flier that workers said had been distributed to them by managers on Thursday morning, the factory's management said it was beyond their authority to recognize a union.
