Sentence examples for deny recognition from inspiring English sources

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

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

He was simply seen as too low class, or perhaps just too no-class, in his refusal to deny recognition to a segment of society that had been rendered invisible by the cultural mainstream.

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.

Windsor struck down Section 3 of DOMA, which dealt with the federal government, but it left untouched Section 2, which allows states to deny recognition to other states' marriages.

Fehr said: "The fact that a few members of the expansion era committee saw fit to continue to deny recognition to the representative of the players — who are the reason the Hall exists in the first place — says more about them than it does about Marvin".

The decision this month denied recognition to both tribes.

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.

Memories of each function as exclusionary "Myths of Origin," at once demanding acknowledgement by the other, while denying recognition of the other.

They therefore become vulnerable to being denied recognition as Americans and therefore may be arbitrarily deprived of civil and political rights to which they are entitled.