Sentence examples for have ever recognized from inspiring English sources

One of the unique, and arguably fringe elements of that decision is that it was the first time the courts have ever recognized a for-profit corporation as a "person" capable of holding religious beliefs.

It has survived centuries of conquest, decades of imperfect self-rule, and still continues to thrive, only because it is more democratic, egalitarian, and non-violent than critics or even supporters have ever recognized.

Only Turkey has ever recognized the entity.

And only Willie-Jay had ever recognized his worth, his potentialities, had acknowledged that he was not just an undersized, overmuscled half-breed, had seen him, for all the moralizing, as he saw himself — "exceptional, " " rare," "artistic".

Neither the United States nor the rest of the world has ever recognized Israel's claim to the territories — including East Jerusalem, which is mostly Arab — that it captured after its victory in the 1967 Middle East war.

Preventing corruption and its appearance are the only justifications the Supreme Court has ever recognized for most campaign finance limits.

The two Senators were one of the most remarkable sets of Laureates the World Food Prize has ever recognized.

"No court has ever recognized that secret, coordinated activity resulting in 'undisclosed' contributions to candidates' campaigns and used to circumvent campaign finance laws is protected by the First Amendment," Schmitz wrote.

Who has ever recognized that document?" [ 20] (for the Chinese original text see Additional file 1: Table S1).

Only three symbols have ever been recognized, the red cross, the crescent and a red lion and sun, which Iran used briefly before the overthrow of Shah Mohammed Riza Pahlevi.

WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama pushed for protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals Tuesday evening, making it the first time lesbian, bisexual and transgender people have ever been recognized directly in a State of the Union address.