Sentence examples for law does not recognise from inspiring English sources

Iran considers him an Iranian since the country's law does not recognise dual citizenship.

Sudanese law does not recognise Ibrahim's marriage to a non-Muslim.

However, historically UK law does not recognise a right to personality.

But if the law does not recognise you, how can it protect you?

However, although embassy premises are legally inviolable, general international law does not recognise a right of diplomatic asylum.

The judge ruled that as surgery does not change chromosomes and that as Texas law does not recognise same-sex unions, the marriage was void.

The law doesn't recognise such a distinction as valid (in theory, although the police of The Wire do seem to in practice).

This is despite the fact that international law doesn't recognise the existence of the British Antarctic Territory - indeed, both Chile and Argentina claim the same piece of land, and have their own passport stamps at the ready.

But those sitting on tribunals set up after the genocides in Rwanda and Yugoslavia believed international law did not recognise those acts as war crimes and so were unable to extensively prosecute perpetrators.

In particular, the uniform laws do not recognise the concept of the "condition" which exists under common law for the breach of which the buyer can reject the goods even though the breach causes him no loss.

The legal situation could be about to change within days, as the nine Supreme Court judges are considering whether a federal law that does not recognise same-sex marriage - and therefore denies them benefits - is unconstitutional.