Sentence examples for in refusing to recognize from inspiring English sources

Little wonder that Romania, a member of the European Union and the host of the just-completed NATO summit meeting, joined Slovakia, Serbia and Russia in refusing to recognize Kosovo.

But Tatel seems no more likely to engage in a freewheeling Roe v. Wade-style expansion of the right to privacy than Justices Ginsburg or Breyer, both of whom joined the unanimous Supreme Court in refusing to recognize a broadly defined constitutional right to doctor-assisted suicide.

He also criticized them for joining the rest of the region in refusing to recognize the post-coup Honduran government, and campaigned against Venezuela as well.

In refusing to recognize any conflicts of interest in its football program's operation, Northwestern's President points to its faculty sports oversight committee as sufficient independent protection for the football players' welfare.

The session of the People's Consultative Assembly, the highest legislative body, created a standoff, with Mr. Wahid staying stubbornly in his palace, refusing to recognize the validity of the parliamentary action.

Whether that view is realistic or not, Mr. Assad's opponents inside and outside Syria widely doubt that he is willing to make meaningful concessions — doubts he reinforced in the interview, refusing to recognize any element of the armed opposition as representing legitimate Syrian demands or even to talk to the rebels unless they disarm.

Maybe this is because creating a successful office culture lacks the concreteness of, say, managing finances or launching an advertising campaign, or maybe it is a result of those in charge simply refusing to recognize the importance of it.

Dubois died in 1940, still refusing to recognize their conclusion, and official reports remain critical of the Sangiran site's poor presentation and interpretation.

For Now. Pakistan's election commission drew a line in the sand by refusing to recognize a political party formed by a militant group and its charity wing.

They have the power, in other words, and refusing to recognize their existence would be as shortsighted as, say, refusing to recognize the existence of the Nazis and their crazy laws in 1930s Germany.

Nor is it apparent that 'self-help,' if such it be deemed, in the form of refusing to recognize title derived from unlawful paramount force is disruptful of or contrary to a peaceful international order.