Sentence examples for nominally recognized from inspiring English sources
Suzdal Vladimir thus disintegrated into small principalities (13th and 14th centuries), which nominally recognized the seniority of the grand prince of Vladimir.
But that doesn't negate the fact that Hamas doesn't accept, or even nominally recognize, the right of Israelis to exist as a free people.
The compromise would insert religion more deeply into the legislative and judicial process by elaborating new guidelines to interpret "the principles of Islamic law" that the old Constitution had recognized, at least nominally, as the main source of Egyptian legislation.
As a historic faith recognized by the constitution, Christians nominally are free to worship.
(These basic freedoms -- such as freedom of assembly, freedom of expression, and freedom of association -- are internationally recognized human rights norms to which Cuba itself nominally subscribes, and the fact of their denial in Cuba is simply not something about which reasonable people can agree to disagree).
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Furthermore, the acceptability of aquaculture operations or new developments should recognize the full range of effects, since adverse impacts may be compensated to some extent by the nominally 'positive' effects of cultivation (e.g. habitat creation), or may be reduced by appropriate planning and management.
The political leadership has virtually begged the international community to recognize it, but it has yet to marshal opposition forces abroad or impose its authority in regions it nominally controls.
