Sentence examples for claim was recognised from inspiring English sources

Years after Magnus' death, other men came forward claiming to be his sons; however, it is impossible to ascertain the veracity of these claims: Harald Gille: Born 1103 in Ireland, his claim was recognised by Magnus' son Sigurd.

The longest-running native title claim in the history of NSW was recognised by the federal court on Thursday.

Analysts say that Abkhazia, the other statelet that claims independence from Georgia and was recognised by Russia after last summer's war, may have more of a chance of existence as an independent state – it has a Black Sea coastline, a tourist industry and a small agricultural sector.

Putin aired a list of foreign policy grievances going back to 2000, saying "we were cheated again and again, with decisions being taken behind our back", and insisted that it was ludicrous to claim the precedent of Kosovo – which was recognised by the west as an independent country following its secession from Serbia – as unique.

I was recognised yesterday.

Its hereditary character was recognised in 1965.

This claim has not been recognised by any other country and is manifestly illegal.

Asked about potential travel within 12 nautical miles of the structures, Conroy said: "In international law there is no claim because these are recognised under the international law of the sea as international waters and we can safely and legitimately enter these waters at any stage".

Perey's claim was formally recognised three years later.

Sigurd Slembe: His mother was Tora Saxesdatter from Vik; his claim was not recognised (by Harald Gille).

"In 2012, 90% of all Eritreans claiming protection in other countries were recognised as refugees or given other forms of protection".