Sentence examples for men were recognised from inspiring English sources

However, only unions with civilian men were recognised and military personnel were prohibited from marrying Palauan women, although they were allowed to keep mistresses.

Men were recognised to be not only clients with a right to healthcare and partners with a responsibility to support women's and children's health, but also agents of positive change with the ability to transform underlying gendered constraints on health (Greene et al. 2004).

Two distinguished medical men are recognised with knighthoods for their contribution to education and training as well as research - Professor Leszek Krzysztof Borysiewicz, of Cardiff University, and Barry Jackson, president of the Royal College of Surgeons.

Although metabolism by this enzyme in man is recognised to have significant clinical impact where human AO activity was not predicted by screening in preclinical species, there is very little reported literature offering real examples where drug discoverers have successfully designed away from AO oxidation.

According to Baeumler, the only domain where man is recognised as himself, as a "living individuality", is aesthetics, because he is only conscious of his uniqueness in the world of feelings.

It was after this event that his lordship over the Isle of Man was recognised, a right he held from his grandfather.

"In Italy, we still lack even the most fundamental entitlements," said Domenico Pasqua, one of the men whose marriages were recognised on Saturday.

Several men of the regiment were recognised for their service by the British Empire awards system.

As well as Mohamed Salah's coronation as African Player of the Year, the Pharaohs were recognised as men's national team of the year and boss Hector Cuper was coach of the year.

His "marked success", "untiring energy", and "tact in handling men" while in the Northern Territory were recognised in the new year with his appointment as an Officer of the Order of the British Empire.

On the basis of the new material uncovered, it will be contended that the ill-treatment suffered by the hooded men should be recognised as torture".