Sentence examples for have no recognized from inspiring English sources

Of the 680,000 individuals on that FBI master list, roughly 40% have "no recognized terrorist group affiliation", according to the Intercept.

This problem will also require a new legal solution: Under current law, those displaced by climate change have no recognized legal status.

For while two of the men would undergo the standard arthroscopic surgery for their condition -- the scraping and rinsing of the knee joint -- and three would have the rinsing alone, five would have no recognized surgical procedure at all.

Last week, the Guardian reported that Canada uses Tuscan, a vast repository of at least 680,000 names – 40% of which have "no recognized terrorist group affiliation" – to screen all travellers coming into Canada from anywhere in the world.

But soon Libya may have no recognized government at all, if negotiators fail to meet a Sept. 20 deadline for clinching a United Nations-brokered political deal to create a unity government that, officials hope, can end a tangled conflict that has nearly bankrupted this oil-rich nation in the four years since the NATO-backed ouster of Moammar ­Gaddafi.

Perhaps that's why 40% of those on the master watchlist have "no recognized terrorist group affiliation," according to the government's own records.

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As it was not independent, it had no recognized need for a national flag.

The Ohio clergy, all Protestant members of Clergy Voice, say that the house serves no public interest and has no recognized creed or form of worship.

Half of all episodes were nosocomial, and a quarter had no recognized source.

Except for direct exposure to pure lithium metal or lithium hydroxide, lithium has no recognized threats to the environment or human health.