Sentence examples for denied recognition from inspiring English sources

The decision this month denied recognition to both tribes.

Initially, Schatz was denied recognition for his achievement, as well as any royalties from the sale of streptomycin, primarily because he was a graduate student.

Denied recognition by the system, the anarchists of Zuccotti Park found that in self-organisation, and thereby achieved a sense of solidarity.

Reasonable citizens do not complain that Holocaust deniers, champions of totalitarianism or defenders of lynching are denied recognition and barred from convention microphones.

Yet the library has been granted the immortality of a Grade I listing, while the estate has been denied recognition and is set to be demolished.

They were denied recognition as members of the human family by laws and practices derived from the parliaments and policies of Europe.

"To deny recognition of our generation's holocaust is discrimination," Ms. Garza said.

To call subjects "participants" not only denies recognition of their unique contribution to research, but also denies proper recognition to the other participants as well.

Unlike many states, New York has not passed a law denying recognition to same-sex marriages performed elsewhere.

Indeed, some 30 states have passed laws that deny recognition to any gay marriages that might be performed in other states.

The decision in which the statement appeared, Christian Legal Society v. Martinez, considered whether a public law school could deny recognition to a student group that excluded gay men and lesbians.