Sentence examples for interest recognized from inspiring English sources

He occasionally refused to provide information requested by Congress (on the ground that the requests were incompatible with the public interest), recognized a new French revolutionary government, and proclaimed the validity of the Monroe Doctrine.

The members of the Switchmen's Union and the Union itself, in view of the fact that it was the bargaining representative of its members prior to this controversy (R. 79), have an interest recognized by law in the selection of representatives.

to protect "a general public interest or any other legitimate interest, recognized by Union or national law and through judicial practice".

I read your article "For Top Medical Students, Appearance Offers an Attractive Field" (front page, March 19) with amused interest, recognizing a trend toward the more lucrative medical specialties that has been occurring since I was a fourth-year medical student more than 10 years ago.

But by openly scrutinizing these practices in relation to the phenomenon of interest, recognizing both advantages and drawbacks involved in the idealizations utilized, developmental and evolutionary biologists are better positioned to offer systematic descriptions and comprehensive explanations of biological phenomena.

The court also said that parental custody of children is perhaps the "oldest of the fundamental liberty interests recognized by the United States Supreme Court".

The State's interests recognized in Rosario are very similar to those that undergird the California waiting period; and the extent of the restriction is not significantly different.

Similarly, the State interests recognized in the Farmer line of cases do not enter into play when the state-court suit has no basis.

The exclusive rights of authors, including nondisclosure, are interests recognized by copyright law.

Moral progress benefits from being organized in an egalitarian fashion, which occurs when all sides to a moral dispute are able to participate in the moral inquiry and to make their interests recognized.

But it remains critical that we have our interests recognized by those who represent us.