Sentence examples for not even recognised from inspiring English sources

Indeed, they are not even recognised as one of the country's 135 official ethnic groups.

The MBA was not even recognised in Germany until the late 1990s.

Many residents of Kibera are not even recognised by their government, so lack proper identification and legal documentation.

They argue that the traditional Indian family structure results in abuse, torture and forced marriage, especially for young women, who are not even recognised as sexual beings.

"The one irony is that Amy Winehouse's current domination is not even recognised because Back To Black came out in 2006 and so does not qualify".

Only 30% of people with cancer are getting treatment, so 70% of them don't get any treatment for their cancer at all and it's not even recognised".

With my hair brushed, they might not even recognise me.

To the private consternation of some of his staff, Hague does not even recognise his omission.

"[The government] does not even recognise that there are people who live in informal settlements.

I was emitting sounds I did not even recognise.' A crowd gathered.

She fears anti-Isis forces might not even recognise him as a captive if he is compelled to fight.