Sentence examples for issue of recognising from inspiring English sources

The organisation also wants Turnbull to place "adequate attention" on the issue of recognising Indigenous Australians in the constitution.

Following the synod's private discussions, a formal debate on the issue of recognising and blessing same-sex relationships – which has exposed deep divisions within the church – is likely next year.

The same general principles are applied to the identification of curves which define the shape of lips in Section  4, where additional issues of recognising the presence of features characteristic of a lip are addressed.

"Jersey have got, in some ways, better criteria - but you've always got to go back to this issue of being recognised by the United Nations as an independent state, which we're not," Brookland said.

"One of the important issues to recognise is that all of a sudden clubs who are hosting Rangers have to work with the police and with local councils in Scotland to ensure fans' safety and that costs money".

We have argued in this paper that the lens of human rights provides a fruitful perspective for addressing the power dynamic between state and individual which underpins the medicinal cannabis issue, by recognising a broader idea of what constitutes 'health'health

In an industry where 2005's best picture winner Crash passes for progressive racial politics, it's no wonder why the keepers of the key have an issue recognising the twisted portrayals of people of colour and their stories.

Evan Mecham had won the governorship of Arizona after campaigning on the issue of refusing to recognise the national holiday in honour of Martin Luther King Jr, revoking its status as a paid holiday for state employees after taking office in 1986, and declaring: "King doesn't deserve a holiday".

Allen's ruling makes Virginia the second state in the traditionally conservative US south to issue a ruling recognising the legality of gay marriages.

Addressing cannabis use issues and recognising the importance of reducing early onset use in preventing dependence, mental illness and negative psychosocial outcomes in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people should be a high priority.

"Ofsted are starting to address issues better and recognising a broad range of issues that vulnerabilities can lead to," Jones said.