Sentence examples for less universally recognized from inspiring English sources

"We hold that corporate liability is not a discernible — much less universally recognized — norm of customary international law that we may apply" pursuant to the Alien Tort Statute, the ruling said.

The cognitive prong is more or less universally recognized as a defense in law (though juries often seem reluctant to utilize it in their decision-making).

The Constitution's prohibition of Congress's legislating against slavery in the states, they claimed — a prohibition almost universally recognized and honored — was no less intact during wartime than in peacetime.

Hot tubs are used all over the world, and while their relaxation properties are universally recognized, the health and medical benefits of hot tub products are somewhat less-known.

But he is not universally recognized as world champion.

Presidential elections were universally recognized as meeting international standards.

While being universally recognized it is rarely understood.

The name of Robert Rosenkranz, the businessman and philanthropist, is not universally recognized, even on Park Avenue.

By Rebecca Mead The name of Robert Rosenkranz, the businessman and philanthropist, is not universally recognized, even on Park Avenue.

This scenario has been universally recognized as a model for growth oscillation induced by an impurity.

Geologic prediction and evaluation are universally recognized as deserving a high priority for improvement.