Sentence examples for does not recognise a from inspiring English sources

However, historically UK law does not recognise a right to personality.

The market does not recognise a public-service interest and has no conscience.

However, although embassy premises are legally inviolable, general international law does not recognise a right of diplomatic asylum.

He said he took no pleasure in delivering what amounted to a life term but added: "The law does not recognise a distinction of age.

The militants on today's video accused the Spanish sate, which does not recognise a right to Basque independence, of carrying out a "fascist offensive" against the Basque country.

Neither Mr Putin's nor Mr Obama's rhetoric fully accounts for the competing norms at play.International law does not recognise a right to secede per se, but it also steers clear of prohibiting unilateral declarations of independence.

Many here will view that as slightly ironic seeing as her country clearly does not recognise an asset when it has one.

Although Mr Mahmood indisputably induced Mr Majeed to commit the crime, British law does not recognise an entrapment defence.Match-fixing and betting scandals in cricket are not confined to Pakistan.

I woke up in hospital surrounded by my husband and four children and I did not recognise a single one of them.

The government has not yet put a number on how many it is planning to admit, however Downing Street sources said they did not recognise a report suggesting it could be as high as 15,000.

In 1819, when Sir Walter Scott read the proofs of "The Bride of Lammermoor," which he had written while taking laudanum, "he claimed that he did not recognise a single character, incident or conversation found in the book".