first woman to be ordained a minister of a recognized denomination in the United States.
Since they were not members of a recognized army, the possibility existed that they might be tried for their crimes by the radical Republican administration in Missouri.
In some societies, prostitutes have been viewed as members of a recognized profession; in others they have been shunned, reviled, and punished with stoning, imprisonment, and death.
Germany was equally remarkable before World War II both for the importance of its state or provincial libraries and for the lack of a recognized national library.
Innovation, however much desired, was nevertheless restrained to some extent by the existence of a recognized repertoire of named patterns, predominantly scrolls, which sustained a continuity of style.
A third permits surveillance against a noncitizen suspected of engaging in terrorism who may not be part of a recognized terrorist group.
But Bill King, the Consumer Product Safety Commission's chief engineer for electrical and fire safety, warned that the absence of a recognized test symbol on an electrical product is a bad sign.
If a user seems to be glorifying violence, or, like YouTube, if the poster is clearly part of a recognized terrorist organization, Facebook will often take down an offending post.
Mischief is usually more attractive to a child than virtue, if only because virtue is what grownups expect of him, and when mischief can be pursued with others, as part of a recognized "movement," it becomes even more seductive.
North Carolinians may not be ready to accept gay marriage on the whole, but they do not want to see their friends and neighbors cut off from the benefits of a recognized union.
For this office only the members of a recognized "royal clan," such as is known to have existed among the 1st-century Cherusci and Batavians, the 6th-century Heruli, and others, were eligible.
