Sentence examples for is legally recognised from inspiring English sources

Ms Wurz's son has two mothers, but only one is legally recognised.

A parent can have positive, that is legally recognised and sanctioned, duties to her child.

The Church of England (Anglican) is legally recognised as the established church, and so retains representation in the Parliament of the United Kingdom through the Lords Spiritual, whilst the British monarch is a member of the church as well as its Supreme Governor.

PATHOS has ethical approval from the Wales Research Ethics Committee which is legally recognised by the UK Ethics Committee Authority for review and approval.

*Spelling errors were corrected in a passage discussing whether Pringles were legally recognised as crisps or cakes.

According to the election regulations, those parties deciding not to participate in the polls will not be legally recognised.

"We advise," it says, "you still have a ceremony in which your families and the religious community recognise the marriage, even though it may not be legally recognised".

In places where trans people's very identities are criminalised, a future in which they may be legally recognised seems far off.

The government of Plateau state, of which Jos is the capital, is controlled by Christian politicians who have blocked Muslims from being legally recognised as citizens.

For the past 55 years, Tibetans born in India were legally recognised as foreigners and needed a permit renewed every year, or in some cases every five years.

To actively oppose the union of two people who love each other – and to pitch in a significant amount of money to prevent that union being legally recognised – is a strong step in the direction of anti-equality.