Sentence examples for have recognized only from inspiring English sources
Rather, our checkpoint cases have recognized only limited exceptions to the general rule that a seizure must be accompanied by some measure of individualized suspicion.
While this immunity from suit is not absolute, we have recognized only two circumstances in which an individual may sue a State.
Industry analysts estimate that United States banks alone have more than $1 trillion of such mortgages on their books but have recognized only a small share of the likely losses.
Remember, these are the throw-the-ball-all-over-the-place Packers, a team Vince Lombardi might have recognized only by the big G helmet logo and the green-and-gold color scheme.
is not the value to the owner for his particular purposes or to the condemnor for some special use but a so-called market value. Our cases have recognized only two situations in which this standard is not to be used: when market value is too difficult to ascertain, and when payment of market value would result in manifest injustice to the owner or the public.
[T]o the extent it has constitutionalized a right of academic freedom at all, [the Court] appears to have recognized only an institutional right of self-governance in academic affairs" (Urofsky v. Gilmore 412).
Historically, the Supreme Court has recognized only a small handful of exceptions to free speech.
Though the Stoics, philosophers of ancient Greece, had recognized only 4 "most generic" notions, Aristotle's 10 categories were treated throughout the Middle Ages as though they were definitive.
In 1960, science had recognized only a single factor capable of resetting the body's clock.
The human rights have recognized not only the civil and political rights but also the social, economic and cultural rights by giving importance to the latter through articulating and prioritizing rights to health, education, housing, and employment.
For the most part, "The Last Canyon" is framed by expectations that Powell might have recognized, if only because it tracks the factual history of that summer as closely as possible.
