Sentence examples for not recognised to from inspiring English sources

The second category does not retain this status but enjoy certain rights and privileges not recognised to aliens, and this is exemplified by the case of Turkey.

It also states that the criminal relapse rate of exhibitionists — when compared to other sexual offenders — is extremely high, but exhibitionism itself isn't recognised to as a gateway offence to a some sort of criminal career.

SDHA mutations have been described in Leigh syndrome, a metabolic neurodegenerative disorder [24], and are not currently recognised to result in paraganglioma formation.

These residues are largely at the surface and not recognised individually to be of primary functional importance, and yet their cumulative properties associate with subcellular pH.

And it continued to puzzle me that in multicultural Britain, high-street retailers had not recognised the need to offer a better solution.

They also express frustration that this expertise is often not recognised, and opportunities to utilise their knowledge are limited.

"I had had a number I did not recognise trying to get through to me.

Reporting often exposes an ill that government has not recognised or been willing to acknowledge.

This problem was not recognised until the bill to found the school reached the House of Lords.

Symptoms commonly associated with tuberculosis were either not recognised or were attributed to other causes for which participants would not ordinarily seek health care.

Quite often feeling relatively besieged and powerless, leaders do not recognise that to some business figures they seem omnipotent in their might.